Business Recovery. The Bank represents and warrants that it has and will continue to have in place a commercially reasonable business recovery program.
Business Recovery. The Trustee shall, at all times that this Agreement is in force, maintain a commercially reasonable business recovery programme.
Business Recovery. Service Provider shall maintain a business recovery plan for the shared services center and data center. Recipient shall communicate to Service Provider any subsequent changes in its processes and systems requiring changes in the business recovery plan. The costs of effecting any such change will be assumed by Recipient which will receive copies of the revised business recovery plans upon completion. If a disaster occurs affecting the Services, Service Provider shall implement the business recovery plan and Recipient shall be responsible for its proportionate share of any fees incurred by Service Provider in connection with implementing the business recovery plan.
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Business Recovery. The Bank represents and warrants that it has and will continue to maintain and periodically test and update a commercially reasonable continuity and business recovery program for the protection of information, data and assets of and relevant customers including the Funds. Upon reasonable request, the Bank shall discuss with senior management of the Funds any business continuity/disaster recovery plan of the Bank and/or provide a high-level presentation summarizing such plan.
Business Recovery. The Supplier shall have effective and proven business recovery plans in place in respect of all its service offerings and must be able to demonstrate their rigour upon request.
Business Recovery. Phoenix's business recovery plan is designed to minimize, but not eliminate, risks associated with a disaster affecting the Phoenix data center supplying the Processing Services. Phoenix does not warrant that service will be uninterrupted or error free in the event of a disaster. Customer is responsible for adopting a business recovery plan relating to disasters affecting Customer's facilities and for securing business interruption insurance or other insurance necessary for Customer's protection. Phoenix shall maintain adequate backup procedures including storage of duplicate record files as necessary to reproduce Customer's records and data consistent with the provisions of section 2.6., as defined in Exhibit E. In the event of a service disruption due to reasons beyond Phoenix's control, Phoenix shall use diligent efforts to mitigate the effects of such an occurrence.
Business Recovery. Plans, implements, and operates business-justified levels of protection/recoverability for critical business processes and enablers in the event of a disaster at any critical work site. The balancing of protection and recovery costs versus exposure risk is at the heart of the process. In this manner, it is assured that appropriate, business-justified, affordable, and effective measures are in place should a disaster strike any critical work site. Planning for recovery of business process sites assumes that such sites have been adversely affected by some event and that the functions normally performed at that site must be assumed in another location. Such planning assumes that personnel resources may also be unavailable. Due to the geographic and operational variations for each site plan, a plan is required for each individual business site.
Business Recovery. The Custodian represents and warrants that it has and will continue to maintain and periodically test and update a commercially reasonable continuity and business recovery program for the protection of information, data and assets of and relevant customers including the Funds. Upon reasonable request, the Custodian shall discuss with senior management of the Trust’s investment advisor any business continuity/disaster recovery plan of the Custodian and/or provide summary of such plan.
Business Recovery. Within 60 days subsequent to the Effective Date, each Supplier shall submit for Cisco BV’s approval a documented plan for recovery in the event such Supplier experiences circumstances at any worldwide site where Cisco BV operations are being performed which render it incapable of performing under this PPA (the “Business Continuity Plan”). The Business Continuity Plan must include at a minimum, (a) the availability of back-up facilities, (b) security, (c) flood, fire, earthquake and natural disaster insurance coverage pursuant to Section 15 below, on an all risk of physical loss basis, including coverage for sprinkler leakage, theft and malicious mischief, and including coverage for Products, Components, WIP, Loaned Equipment and other materials, and (d) information technology/data networking systems functions.
