CONTRACT PRACTICES Sample Clauses
The CONTRACT PRACTICES clause defines the standard procedures and behaviors that parties must follow during the execution of the contract. It typically outlines requirements such as compliance with industry norms, adherence to ethical standards, and observance of applicable laws and regulations throughout the contractual relationship. For example, it may require both parties to use reasonable care in fulfilling their obligations or to avoid conflicts of interest. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all parties conduct themselves in a professional and lawful manner, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and promoting fair dealings.
CONTRACT PRACTICES. The Contract commences and expires on the dates set forth in the Contract, unless earlier terminated or renewed pursuant to the terms of the Contract. On or before the date the Contract expires, protected data will be exported to the School District in format and/or destroyed by the Contractor as directed by the School District.
CONTRACT PRACTICES. To ensure business continuity and that appropriate measures are in place to protect the confidentiality and integrity of third- party business processes and data processing, Genesys reviews relevant third party’s terms and conditions and either utilizes Genesys-approved procurement templates or negotiates such third-party terms, where deemed necessary.
CONTRACT PRACTICES. The Contract commences and expires on the dates set forth in the Contract, unless earlier terminated or renewed pursuant to the terms of the Contract. On or before the date the Contract expires, protected data will be exported to the BOCES in Comma Separated Value (CSV) format and/or destroyed by the Contractor as directed by the BOCES.
CONTRACT PRACTICES. To ensure business continuity and that appropriate measures are in place to protect the confidentiality and integrity of third- party business processes and data processing, Genesys reviews relevant third party’s terms and conditions and either utilizes Genesys-approved procurement templates or negotiates such third-party terms, where deemed necessary. Genesys Cloud services are hosted by third party data center providers. Premise services operate on systems controlled and operated by the Customer. Genesys may share personal data with any affiliated Genesys entities under common control with Genesys for troubleshooting and support. Genesys may utilize subprocessors, depending on what services, features, and functionality the customer utilizes. Additional subprocessors may be selected by Customer in a customized environment, and if so such subprocessor will be listed in a Statement of Work or Order Form. Customer acknowledges that signature of such Statement of Work or Order form constitutes written consent for use of such subprocessor named therein. Note that third party integrations, such as AppFoundry, require a direct relationship between the third party and the customer. The subprocessors listed at the following website (along with its subsidiary companies) may be utilized, depending on what services and functionality is selected by the Customer. Customer acknowledges that changes to this website shall constitute notice of changes to subprocessors. This International Data Transfer Agreement (IDTA) has been incorporated to this DPA as issued by the Information Commissioner’s Office. Its purpose is to be used by Parties making restricted transfers. It shall be used where Customer envisages to engage a company based in the United Kingdom and where such company requires to perform personal data transfer activities as required by the Master Agreement. The content of this IDTA is considered as providing appropriate safeguards for restricted data transfers. It shall be read together with the applicable TOMs as provided under ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ to the DPA.
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CONTRACT PRACTICES. The Contract commences and expires on the dates set forth in the Contract, unless earlier terminated or renewed pursuant to the terms of the Contract or Vendor's Data Privacy and Security Plan. On or before the date the Contract expires, and upon written request by the School District, Confidential Data that is severable from Vendor's service will be exported to the School District in a standard data export format. Vendor shall thereafter, if so directed by the School District, destroy any other Confidential Data, except for backups of data that are part of Vendor’s disaster recovery storage system, which may be kept for an additional term of thirteen (13) months after Contract expiration.