Back-up System Sample Clauses

Back-up System. 16.01 A back-up system for temporary replacement of permanent employees shall be established where needed. The Company will create and fill back-up positions based on production requirements. 16.02 All back-up vacancies will be posted in accordance with Article Job Postings. 16.03 When filling such temporary requirements, permanent employees in the job classification have priority over employees who hold the same back-up job classification. 16.04 Employees may hold only one (1) “back-up” position at any time. Those who hold more than one (1) “back-up” will be required to declare their preference and forfeit other “back-up” positions. 16.05 Postings for “back-up” positions will be shift specific; if the position goes unfilled, management will post across shifts.
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Back-up System. (a) Within a reasonable period after execution of this Agreement, nFront shall deliver to Reseller, the nHome System on appropriate media, which Reseller shall store in a secure location (the "Back-up System"). During the Term and until the Password Release Date, nFront shall update the Back-up System no more frequently than twice annually unless mutually agreed upon. Concurrently with the execution of this Agreement, nFront and Reseller shall enter into a Password Escrow Agreement in respect of the Back-up System in the form attached hereto as Exhibit G. If, pursuant to such agreement the Password (as defined in such agreement) is released to Reseller (the "Password Release Date"), Reseller may use the Password solely to continue to provide services to its Customer Base as in effect as of the Password Release Date for a period ending on the earlier of (i) the date that Reseller secures the services of an alternate provider of Internet home banking services or (ii) one (1) year from the date of such release (the "Password Termination Date"). On the Password Termination Date, Reseller shall deliver to nFront (or its successor-in-interest to the Password and Back-up System) the nHome System and all copies thereof then in Reseller's custody or control. Reseller's obligations under Articles VI and VII of the Agreement shall apply to the Back-up System. (b) Prior to the Password Release Date, Reseller shall not access, or attempt to access, the Back-up System. If, prior to the Password Release Date, Reseller breaches the provisions of this Section 11.1(b), in addition to any other remedies that nFront may have in law or in equity, nFront may, without notice to Reseller, terminate this Agreement forthwith. (c) Reseller shall pay all costs and expenses associated with the generation, maintenance and storage of the Back-up System and the Password Escrow Agreement. The generation and maintenance cost and expenses are estimated to be a one-time $300.00 per bank setup and $2,500 per semi-annual Customer Base backup. (d) Upon the Password Release Date, nFront shall be available to assist the Reseller to implement the System in accordance with a project plan and cost structure to be mutually agreed upon by the parties.
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Back-up System. 16.01 A back-up system for temporary replacement of permanent employees shall be established where needed. The Company will create and fill back-up positions based on operational requirements. 16.02 All back-up vacancies will be posted in accordance with Article 15 Job Postings. 16.03 When filling such temporary requirements, permanent employees in the job classification have priority over employees who hold the same back-up job classification. 16.04 Employees may hold only one (1) “back-up” position at any time. Those who hold more than one (1) “back-up” will be required to declare their preference and forfeit other “back-up” positions. 16.05 Employees shall be paid the back-up rate if the rate is higher than their current wage rate. For the purposes of compensation, the Company shall use the period of time calculated in hours that the employee requiring back-up is away.
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Back-up System. In the Contingency Plan, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall design and maintain an alternative emergency mechanism in case the service cannot be provided on a regular basis. This mechanism shall be capable of providing the same amount of daily rations for the duration of the grounds that originated its activation or for a period of up to ten (10) Calendar Days. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall ensure that the students who by instructions of the GRANTOR require rations or snacks, but do not attend the services, have their meals. All food shall be served on a hot line - self-service basis in the XXXX dining room. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall provide the rations and snacks in appropriate packaging when academic and comprehensive training outings are scheduled for the students. Additionally, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall submit to the GRANTOR the proposals of rations to be served during the academic outings, as part of the monthly menu programming to be submitted, which shall be verified and approved by the GRANTOR. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall have a registration space for students, and shall implement a system for the control of the students served. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall make available to the GRANTOR and Supervisor, the list of students attended each day.
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Back-up System. The function of a back-up system is used to create backups of computer/electronic equipment so that, in the event of a disaster or computer failure the system can be quickly restored. This is not a core function of the automation of the plant but is considered necessary to ensure a maintainable C&I System. The back-up system must be able to automatically back up the following types of equipment: • Computers and servers • Databases • Configuration files of all automation equipment • Process data collected by the PIS The frequency of backups made must be customisable per equipment. A manual backup procedure must be developed that covers all equipment where backups can’t be automated. A disaster recovery procedure has to be in place that defines an adequate response for restoring system/equipment configuration during various abnormal situations. An alternative location is considered in order to improve the physical separation of the backups. The centralised data servers can either be located in the station server room or at a secure location outside of the auxiliary bay. A totally off-site location is not considered because of the security, expected cost and increased difficulty in maintenance.
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Back-up System. Company will at all times maintain, or cause to be maintained an appropriate emergency back-up system consistent with the requirements of FINRA. At a minimum, such emergency back-up system will insure that books and records concerning Custodial Deposit Accounts and Customer’s funds deposited therein will be retrievable within a reasonable time in the event of computer failure or malfunction.
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Back-up System. Promontory Network will at all times maintain, or cause to be maintained, an adequate emergency back-up system as set forth in the SLA.
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