Archive Services Sample Clauses

Archive Services. Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect and store historical IETF Community records for which the Vendor is given access. Commercially reasonable backup practices shall be employed to ensure the availability of the records. These records include: i. Archives from mailing lists, including IETF mailing lists not hosted by the Vendor, where Vendor is provided access authority or where provided to Vendor in a format able to be archived by Vendor, including Working Groups (WG), ii. Expired I-Ds, iii. Working Group and Research Group charters and each of their versions, iv. Administrative records, v. Minutes, vi .Jabber logs,
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Archive Services. The provision of services to allow for the Authority’s Data to be archived, retrieved, destroyed and disposed of according to the Authority's data retention policies.
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Archive Services. The Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect and store historical IETF Community records for which the Vendor is given access. Commercially reasonable backup practices shall be employed to ensure the availability of the records. These records include, i Archives from mailing lists, including IETF mailing lists not hosted by the Vendor, where Vendor is provided access authority or where provided to Vendor in a format able to be archived by Vendor, including Working Groups (WG), ii Expired I-Ds, iii Working Group and Research Group charters and each of their versions, iv Administrative records, v Minutes, vi Jabber logs, vii Audio and video files, viii Meeting attendance records (blue sheets), ix Meeting proceedings,
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Archive Services. OPEN SKIES acknowledges Customer's interest in reducing data storage costs by archiving older customer database data onto tape media, instead of maintaining it on disk drives.
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Archive Services. (i) CD Statement Software License ----------------------------- Customer can purchase from Aurum, software that will enable their customers to retrieve their Item Images from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM. The software can be licensed for the Customer's customers as described in Section VI, Service Charges. (ii) End-Customer CD-ROM Statement ----------------------------- For end-customers who receive an image statement, Aurum will retrieve check images from the Aurum-controlled online archive; merging those check images with the corresponding periodic statement text; and write that data to a CD-ROM for delivery to and use by the end-customer. (iii) On-Line Archive License ----------------------- Aurum will grant a license to Customer to use the applicable computer software to retrieve Item Images by utilizing Customer's equipment and telecommunications circuitry to access the item Image archive located at the Aurum Transaction Center. Aurum will license access to Item Images by concurrent sessions installed on Customer workstations at a price detailed in Section VI, Service Charges. Additionally, there is a one-time charge for software installation that does not include telecommunications network design, telecommunications line installation and testing, data communications equipment at Customer and Aurum Transaction Center location, or travel-related expenses. (iv) On-Line Image Archive Access ---------------------------- Aurum agrees to provide Customer with on-line access to Item Images for ninety (90) days after the Item Images have been created. At the end of the ninety (90) day period, Aurum will create two (2) CD's or DVD's, one of which shall be delivered by Aurum to Customer, the other of which may be used in a jukebox for near-line storage. Aurum shall have no further storage or archive obligations with respect to Customer's Item Images, including the back-up of CD's/DVD's in the jukebox. Customer acknowledges that the CD's/DVD's delivered by Aurum to Customer are Customer's source of archived data for regulatory compliance and future conversion purposes and should be retained by Customer for these and all other purposes. In the event Customer requests Aurum to provide CD's/DVD's of Item Images previously provided to Customer on CD/DVD, Aurum will provide such Item Images to Customer, if available to Aurum, and Customer agrees to pay Aurum for such services at Aurum's then in effect hourly rate. (v) Near-Line Archive License ------------------------- Aurum ...
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Archive Services. The Vendor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect and store historical IETF Community records for which the Vendor is given access. Commercially reasonable backup practices shall be employed to ensure the availability of the records. These records include, i Archives from mailing lists, including IETF mailing lists not hosted by the Vendor, where Vendor is provided access authority or where provided to Vendor in a format able to be archived by Vendor, including Working Groups (WG), ii Expired I-Ds, iii Working Group and Research Group charters and each of their versions, iv Administrative records, v Web site snapshots, vi Minutes, vii Jabber logs, viii Audio and video files, ix Meeting attendance records (blue sheets), x Meeting proceedings, and xi Long-term archive service to provide the members of the IETF community the ability to submit data objects for archive, retrieve archived data objects and tag archived data objects as obsolete.
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Archive Services. Contractor shall use commercially reasonable efforts to collect and store historical IETF Community records for which the Contractor is given access. Commercially reasonable backup practices shall be employed to ensure the availability of the records. These records include: i. Archives from mailing lists, including IETF mailing lists not hosted by the Contractor, where Contractor is provided access authority or where provided to Contractor in a format able to be archived by Contractor, including Working Groups, ii. Expired I-Ds,
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