Common use of CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION Clause in Contracts

CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits MCIm to request a designated installation and/or conversion of service during, or after, normal business hours.. 2.2 MCIm will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables MCIm to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the AT&T ILLINOIS. 2.3 AT&T ILLINOIS may limit the number of service orders that can be coordinated based on workload and resources available. AT&T shall approve CHC requests on a non-discriminatory basis, by requesting carrier, and on a first come, first served basis. 2.4 Both Parties reserve the right to suspend the availability of CHC Service during unanticipated heavy workload/activity periods. Heavy workload includes any unanticipated volume of work that impacts a Party’s ability to provide its baseline service. Where time permits, the Party suspending CHC service will make every effort to notify the other Party when such unanticipated activities occur.

CHC SERVICE DESCRIPTION. 2.1 Coordinated Hot Cut (CHC) Service is an optional manual service offering that permits MCIm to request a designated installation and/or conversion of service during, or after, normal business hours.. 2.2 MCIm will initiate the beginning of a CHC by contacting the appropriate coordination center. This special request enables MCIm to schedule and coordinate particular provisioning requirements with the AT&T SBC ILLINOIS. 2.3 AT&T SBC ILLINOIS may limit the number of service orders that can be coordinated based on workload and resources available. AT&T SBC shall approve CHC requests on a non-discriminatory basis, by requesting carrier, and on a first come, first served basis. 2.4 Both Parties reserve the right to suspend the availability of CHC Service during unanticipated heavy workload/activity periods. Heavy workload includes any unanticipated volume of work that impacts a Party’s ability to provide its baseline service. Where time permits, the Party suspending CHC service will make every effort to notify the other Party when such unanticipated activities occur.