Compatibility and Data Flow Sample Clauses

Compatibility and Data Flow. Provider shall ensure that data flows properly between the Board’s computers and other compatible devices and Provider’s Products, Products and Services in accordance with the Exhibits that are attached and incorporated into this Agreement, as may be amended. Provider must ensure that any other resources that are supplied by Provider to the Board, incorporated by Provider, or approved or recommended by Provider for use by the Board in connection with the Products, Products and Services, are fully compatible with, and must not materially and adversely affect, or be materially and adversely affected by, each other or the other hardware, software, equipment, network components, systems, services, and other resources that are owned or leased by, or licensed to, the Board (collectively, the “Board Resources”). At all times, Provider must cooperate and work as requested with the other service providers of the Board to coordinate the development and the provision of Products and Services with the services and systems of such other service providers. Provider shall have no obligation under this Agreement to ensure that the Board maintains an active internet connection. Any unavailability of the Products due to the Board’s lack of an internet connection, unless such lack of an internet connection is caused by Provider or Provider’s Products or Services, shall be the sole responsibility of the Board.
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Compatibility and Data Flow. Vendor shall ensure that the Software and Services allows data to flow properly between the Board’s users and the Software. Vendor must ensure that the Services, Software, and other resources and materials (collectively, the “Provided Resources”) that are provided by Vendor to the Board, incorporated by Vendor, or approved or recommended by Vendor for use by the Board in connection with the Services, be fully compatible with, and must not materially and adversely affect, or be materially and adversely affected by, each other or the other hardware, software, equipment, network components, systems, services, and other resources that are owned or leased by, or licensed to, the Board (collectively, the “Board Resources”). At all times, Vendor must cooperate and work as requested with the other service providers of the Board to coordinate the development and the provision of Services with the services and systems of such other service providers, including without limitation the following: A. Facilitating with such other relevant service providers the timely resolution of all problems that may arise and impact the Services, regardless of the actual or suspected root-cause of such problems, and using all commercially reasonable efforts to obtain and maintain the active participation, cooperation, and involvement of such other service providers as is required for such problem resolution. B. Providing information concerning any or all of the Provided Resources or the data, computing environment, and technology direction used in implementing and providing the Services. C. Working with the Board’s other service providers in the implementation and integration of the Services with the Board Resources in the Board’s environment and the integration and interfacing of the services of such other service providers with the Services. D. Providing reasonable access to and use of the Provided Resources. E. Performing other reasonably necessary tasks in connection with the Services in order to accomplish the foregoing activities described in this section. In the event of any dispute between the parties as to whether a particular services or function falls within the Scope of Services to be provided by the Board’s third-party service providers (or by the Board itself), or within the Scope of Services to be provided by Vendor, such particular service or function shall be considered to be a part of the Services hereunder if it is consistent with, and reasonably inferable to be wit...
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Compatibility and Data Flow. Vendor shall ensure that the Services allows data to flow properly between the Board’s users and Vendor’s solution. Vendor must ensure that the Services and other resources and materials (collectively, the “Provided Resources”) that are provided by Vendor to the Board, incorporated by Vendor, or approved or recommended by Vendor for use by the Board in connection with the Services, be fully compatible with, and must not materially and adversely affect, or be materially and adversely affected by, each other or the other hardware, software, equipment, network components, systems, services, and other resources that are owned or leased by, or licensed to, the Board (collectively, the “Board Resources”). At all times, Vendor must cooperate and work as requested with the other service Vendors of the Board to coordinate the development and the provision of Services with the services and systems of such other service Vendors.
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Compatibility and Data Flow. Provider shall ensure that data flows properly between the Board’s computers and other compatible devices and Provider’s Products, Products and Services in accordance with the Exhibits that are attached and incorporated into this Agreement, as may be amended. Provider must ensure that any other resources that are supplied by Provider to the Board, incorporated by Provider, or approved or recommended by Provider for use by the Board in connection with the Products, Products and Services, are fully compatible with, and must not DocuSign Envelope ID: 2A46F4ED-2994-46FC-9F74-AA5570F7DFC2 materially and adversely affect, or be materially and adversely affected by, each other or the other hardware, software, equipment, network components, systems, services, and other resources that are owned or leased by, or licensed to, the Board (collectively, the “Board Resources”). At all times, Provider must cooperate and work as requested with the other service providers of the Board to coordinate the development and the provision of Products and Services with the services and systems of such other service providers. Provider shall have no obligation under this Agreement to ensure that the Board maintains an active internet connection. Any unavailability of the Products due to the Board’s lack of an internet connection, unless such lack of an internet connection is caused by Provider or Provider’s Products or Services, shall be the sole responsibility of the Board.
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