Common use of Business Continuity Management Clause in Contracts

Business Continuity Management. Vendor will, at its sole expense, establish and maintain (i) written business continuity plans for the services and supporting facilities and (ii) written disaster recovery plans for critical technology and systems infrastructure and (iii) proper risk controls (collectively, the “Contingency Plans”) to enable continued performance under the Agreement in the event of a disaster or other unexpected break in services. Vendor will update and test the operability of any applicable Contingency Plan at least annually, and will maintain each such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster event. As used herein, a disaster is defined as an unanticipated incident or event, including, without limitation, force majeure events, technological accidents, or human-caused events, that may causes a material service or critical application to be unavailable without any reasonable prediction for resumption, or that causes data loss, property damage or other business interruption without any reasonable prediction for recovery, within a commercially reasonable time period.

Business Continuity Management. Vendor Data Center will, at its sole expense, establish and maintain (i) written business continuity plans for the services Services and supporting facilities and (ii) written disaster recovery plans for critical technology and systems infrastructure and (iii) proper risk controls (collectively, the “Contingency Plans”) to enable continued performance under the this Agreement in the event of a disaster or other unexpected break in servicesServices. Vendor Data Center will update and test the operability of any applicable Contingency Plan at least annually, and will maintain each such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster event. As used herein, a disaster is defined as an unanticipated incident or event, including, without limitation, force majeure events, technological accidents, or human-caused events, that may causes a material service or critical application to be unavailable without any reasonable prediction for resumption, or that causes data loss, property damage or other business interruption without any reasonable prediction for recovery, within a commercially reasonable time period.

Business Continuity Management. Vendor Third Party will, at its sole expense, establish and maintain (i) written business continuity plans for the services and supporting facilities and facilities; (ii) written disaster recovery plans for critical technology and systems infrastructure infrastructure; and (iii) proper risk controls (collectively, the “Contingency Plans”) to enable continued performance under the this Agreement in the event of a disaster or other unexpected break in services. Vendor Third Party will update and test the operability of any applicable Contingency Plan contingency plan at least annually, and will maintain each such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster event. As used herein, a disaster is defined as an unanticipated incident or event, including, without limitation, force majeure events, technological accidents, or human-caused events, that may causes cause a material service or critical application to be unavailable without any reasonable prediction for resumption, or that causes data loss, property damage or other business interruption without any reasonable prediction for recovery, within a commercially reasonable time period.

Business Continuity Management. Vendor Provider will, at its sole expense, establish and maintain (i) written business continuity plans for the services Services and supporting facilities and (ii) written disaster recovery plans for critical technology and systems infrastructure and (iii) proper risk controls (collectively, the “Contingency Plans”) to enable continued performance under the this Agreement in the event of a disaster or other unexpected break in servicesServices. Vendor Provider will update and test the operability of any applicable Contingency Plan at least annually, and will maintain each such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster event. As used herein, a disaster is defined as an unanticipated incident or event, including, without limitation, force majeure events, technological accidents, or human-caused events, that may causes a material service or critical application to be unavailable without any reasonable prediction for resumption, or that causes data loss, property damage or other business interruption without any reasonable prediction for recovery, within a commercially reasonable time period.