Architecture of Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets Sample Clauses

Architecture of Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, Supplier hereby has the authority and control to make architectural decisions (including modifications) for Supplier-owned or Supplier-leased assets, including mid-range, managed network and network LAN assets used to render the Services (the "Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets"); provided that the Services (for which Supplier Party makes such architectural decisions) are no less performant, resilient, protective or stringent than the controls and requirements set forth in this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt: (a) Supplier has the right to direct the use of each individual Supplier-Owned or Leased Asset to deliver the Services in accordance with their corresponding Service Levels; provided that: (i) such direction does not materially disrupt or adversely impact the Customer's operations, and (ii) the Services are not dependent on any single such asset; and (b) Supplier's authority and control to make architectural decisions for such assets includes the right to substitute such owned or leased assets with like-kind assets to manage the Services and fulfill the Service Levels under this Agreement.
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Architecture of Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Agreement, Supplier hereby has the authority and control to make architectural decisions (including modifications) for Supplier-owned or Supplier-leased assets, including mainframe, mid-range, managed network and network LAN assets used to render the Services (the "Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets"); provided that the Services (for which Supplier Party makes such architectural decisions) are no less performant, resilient, protective or stringent than the controls and requirements set forth in this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt: (a) the foregoing exception applies to specific model references listed in all Exhibits and/or Attachments of this Agreement for Supplier-Owned or Leased Assets; (b) Supplier has the right to direct the use of each individual Supplier-Owned or Leased Asset to deliver the Services in accordance with their corresponding Service Levels; provided that: (i) such direction does not materially disrupt or adversely impact the Customer's operations, and (ii) the Services are not dependent on any single such asset; and (c) Supplier's authority and control to make architectural decisions for such assets includes the right to substitute such owned or leased assets with like kind assets to manage the Services and fulfill the Service Levels under this Agreement.
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