Citizens' Computer System Sample Clauses

Citizens' Computer System. VIS'N agrees to provide and/or have provided Technical Support, as recited in Appendix B, attached hereto and made part hereof, for the Citizens' Computer System. Such Technical Support shall be available twenty-four hours per day, seven days a week, fifty-two weeks a year. Technical Support personnel will remain in sufficient proximity to be on-site at the Citizens Insurance Companies to respond to a Citizens' Computer System error within one (1) hour of notification to VIS'N of the existence of such an error by the Citizens Insurance Companies, VIS'N or any third party ("error existence identification"). Identification of the existence of such an error by an employee of VIS'N shall for purposes of this Agreement be deemed a notification to VIS'N of the existence of such an error. VIS'N shall make a good faith effort to remedy or cause to be remedied any defect in the Citizens' Computer System within four (4) hours after error existence identification, and, if necessary and within such time frame, repair, replace any defective module or unit or swap the entire defective modules or unit, or report to the Citizens Insurance Companies as to the status of the remedy efforts. The Citizens Insurance Companies shall reimburse VIS'N for out of pocket expenses incurred in paying third parties to provide hardware necessary to remedy the defect in the Citizens' Computer System. In the event any defect in the Citizens' Computer System remains unresolved for five (5) days or more after the error existence identification, the Citizens Insurance Companies may, in their sole discretion, elect to immediately terminate this Agreement for cause. An Incident shall be defined as an occasion when a defect in the Citizens' Computer System is not remedied or caused to be remedied by VIS'N within twenty-four (24) hours (i.e. one calendar day) after error existence identification. In the event three or more Incidents occur within any twelve month period, the Citizens Insurance Companies may, in their sole discretion, elect to immediately terminate this Agreement for cause.
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Citizens' Computer System. Scheduled "up time" for the Citizens' Computer System shall be from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturdays, Central Standard Time, except for holidays designated by the Citizens Insurance Companies and other occasions as are necessary in the reasonable discretion of the Citizens Insurance Companies to maintain the system. Additional up time may be mutually agreed upon in writing by the Citizens Insurance Companies' management and VIS'N. VIS'N agrees to maintain on-line system availability at no less than 99% of system up time, wherein system availability is defined in Appendix G, which is attached hereto and made part hereof. System response time shall be 5 seconds or less 99% of time as measured according to Appendix G, so long as the Citizens Insurance Companies have in place appropriate hardware to meet this requirement. VIS'N further agrees that the Citizens Insurance Companies, Meridian and any affiliates shall have dial-in access via Carbon Copy and/or PC anywhere program to monitor all aspects of Citizens' Computer System operations. ARTICLE 11

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