Communication Networks Sample Clauses
Communication Networks. You acknowledge that the System may depend on communication networks to transmit alarm signals, including telephone, cellular, internet, and other communications equipment installed at your premises. In some cases, these networks may fail, which may result in us not receiving or not being able to verify an alarm signal. We are not required to supply monitoring service to you while any such failure continues. In no event will the Bell Parties be liable for any loss or damages arising from the failure of any communication network.
Communication Networks. 11.1 The Customer acknowledges and agrees that the Services are provided through the communication networks (including the Internet) and confirms that the Customer understands the risks involved in such communication networks and is satisfied with the security measures taken by the Bank against such risks.
11.2 The Customer shall on its own responsibility make the necessary arrangements for the communication networks necessary to connect with the System and shall indemnify the Bank against any fees, costs or damages which the Bank may incur as a result of any act or omission to act of, or any event attributable to, the Customer relating to the Customer’s use of the communication networks. The Customer shall comply with the conditions of the use and the instructions given by the network service providers in relation to the use of the communication networks and shall forthwith pay fees and other charges and pay for other claims upon demand by the network service providers.
Communication Networks. 11.1 The Customer acknowledges that the Services are provided through the communication networks (including the Internet) and confirms that the Customer understands the risks involved in such communication networks and is satisfied with the security measures taken by the Bank against such risks.
11.2 The Customer shall at its own responsibility make the necessary arrangements for the communication networks necessary to connect with the System. The Customer shall comply with the conditions of the use and the instructions given by the network service providers in relation to the use of the communication networks and shall forthwith pay fees and other charges and pay for other claims upon demand by the network service providers.
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Communication Networks. 11.1 The Customer acknowledges that the Services are provided through the communication networks (including the internet) and confirms that the Customer understands the risks involved in such communication networks and is satisfied with the security measures taken by the Bank against such risks.
11.2 The Customer shall on its own responsibility make the necessary arrangements for the communication networks necessary to connect with the System and shall indemnify the Bank against any fees, costs or damages which the Bank may incur as a result of any act of, or any event attributable to, the Customer relating to the Customer’s use of the communication networks. The Customer shall comply with the conditions of the use and the instructions given by the network service providers in relation to the use of the communication networks and shall forthwith pay fees and other charges and pay for other claims upon demand by the network service providers.
Communication Networks. Information technology represents an essential factor of innovation and economic development as well as a fundamental instrument for social cohesion. The Measure aims to enhance and develop information and com- munication networks and their accessibility as they are tools in the exchange of expertise. The measure also seeks to improve accessibility to information and services, while reducing traffic volume. Public Authorities, NGOs – Innovative projects on the use of new ICT, particularly in the pro- motion of awareness and enhancement of the territory in culture and multimedia; – Promoting ICT for access to public services (e-government, e-le- arning, e-procurement etc.) – Using ICT as an instrument to reduce cross-border transportati- on needs (video-conferencing, websites, etc); – Using ICT to develop efficient traffic management systems and traffic information systems regarding cross-border transport flows.
Communication Networks. The Customer acknowledges that the Services are dependent on and provided through communication networks (including the Internet), and the Customer confirms that the Customer understands the risks involved in such communication networks and is satisfied with the security measures taken by the Bank and itself against such risks and agrees that such measures are commercially reasonable. The Customer shall bear responsibility for making the necessary arrangements to connect with the System through the communications network.
4.1 The Bank emails account statements via password protected ZIP files. If the Customer cannot receive password protected ZIP files due to technological limitations, the Customer shall immediately notify the Bank and consent to receive statements without password protection. Electing to receive a non-password protected .pdf file will not be as secure as receiving a password protected ZIP file. As a result, the Customer shall bear responsibility for any information leakage. The Bank is not responsible for any information leaked as a result of sending a non-password protected file. In no event shall the Bank be liable for any direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental information leakage. A password protected ZIP file is the recommended option.