Customer Duties. You will do the following, as applicable:
Customer Duties. The duties of the Customer under this Agreement are to:
Customer Duties. Customer will appoint two (2) resources who have completed the NICE training in the operation and use of the Cloud Services (“Designated Contact(s)”), and shall act as NICE’s primary point of contact regarding requests for technical assistance. The Designated Contact shall initiate a request for technical support assistance via the designated support channels provided in Table A-1 below (each an “Incident”, which may also be referred to as a “Case”). Prior to initiating such a request, the Designated Contact shall use reasonable efforts to attempt to diagnose and resolve the particular issue including using available self-help tools. The Designated Contacts are required to establish and maintain Customer’s processes to provide first tier support for the Cloud Services, which includes: (a) a direct response to user inquiries concerning the performance, functionality, or operation of the Cloud Services; and (b) an attempt to diagnose and resolve problems or issues with the Cloud Services. Table A-1 Support Contacts For NICE Enterprise Solution Family xxxx://xxxxx.xxxx.xxx Recommended First Step United States and Asia Pacific Region +0 000-000-0000 Germany +00 000 000 0000 United Kingdom +00 0 000 000 0000 France +00 000 00 0000 The Netherlands +00 00 000 0000 All other locations +000 0 000 0000 For NICE inContact CXone and NICE inContact Integrated Solution Families xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Recommended First Step xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx Self-Help Tool For all locations +0 000 000 0000
Customer Duties. 7.1In connection with loading, unloading, set-up, tear-down, assembly, disassembly, handling, packing, crating, transportation, use, operation, storage, inspection, testing, service, maintenance, safety and repair of the Equipment and the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, Customer is solely responsible for compliance with and conforming to (a) all applicable statutes, ordinances, judgments, opinions, decrees, injunctions, writs, rules, regulations, orders, licenses, and permits of or from any governmental, judicial, administrative, or regulatory authority (“Laws”), including the Occupational Safety and Health Agency and the U.S. Department of Transportation (the “USDOT”); (b) all applicable industry standards and practices, including American National Standards Institute (ANSI) B30.5 (2008) (“Industry Standards”); and (c) all specifications of the Equipment manufacturer, including the Equipment manufacturer’s rated load capacity and counterweight requirements and all requirements necessary to maintain any applicable manufacturers’ warranties (“Manufacturer’s Specifications”). OWNER will provide manuals for operation, repair, or other matters relating to the Equipment.
Customer Duties. Customer is solely responsible for and assumes all liability relating to (a) the design, structure and content of all clinical trial protocols; (b) decisions about Customer’s computer and communications systems needed to access the Medidata Applications; and (c) all purchases of any necessary hardware, software, services or licenses required by Customer to access and use the Medidata Applications as contemplated herein. Customer covenants that it will use the Medidata Applications in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations within the Territory of use and with respect to conducting clinical trials. If Medidata reasonably believes that a Medidata Service or action requested by Customer would not conform with legally permissible clinical trial criteria, Medidata may require prior to proceeding, that Customer provide a written certification of compliance with such clinical trial criteria from a senior regulatory affairs officer in form and substance reasonably satisfactory to Medidata. Customer agrees to provide notice to Medidata as soon as it becomes reasonably aware of any privacy or data protection statutes, rules or regulations which are or become applicable to its business and which could be imposed on Medidata as a result of its performance of the Medidata Services or Customer’s use of the Medidata Applications or Study Use Licenses, and any actual or potential violations thereof.
Customer Duties. You will do the following, as applicable: Investigate, implement, and maintain adequate online banking security practices and procedures related to access to and use of Business online. Set up, maintain, and regularly review security arrangements concerning access to, and use of, Business online and the Services. This includes, but is not limited to, a device, computer or computer network owned, controlled, or used by you or your employees, contractors, service providers or agents; the control of your Internet access services; and the control of your Codes and Tokens. Install, update, maintain and properly use industry standard security products that are appropriate for you, such as the following, without limitation: Firewall to prevent unauthorized access. Anti-virus protection to prevent your personal computers from being victimized by the latest viruses and other destructive or disruptive components. Anti-spyware protection to prevent spyware from providing potential tracking information about your Web activities. A product that indicates the Web site you are on, or an Internet browser that indicates the site name. Install, update, maintain and properly use industry standard operating systems and desktop applications with the latest patches when they are available, particularly when and if they apply to a known exploitable vulnerability. We require your browser to be, at a minimum, a fully SSL-compliant, 128-bit encrypted browser. Follow these minimum general safety guidelines: Never walk away from your computer while logged on to Business online. Check your Account balances and activity daily and report any suspicious activity immediately by calling 000-000-0000. Memorize your Codes and change them regularly (or upon our request). Never disclose your Codes to any other person and take all reasonable actions to maintain their confidentiality. If someone identifies himself as one of our employees and asks for your Codes, that person is an imposter. Choose passwords that are not easy to guess. Passwords must comply with our minimum requirements. Read and stay abreast of the best practices for online banking security as published on our website. From time to time, these best practices may be updated. Call us immediately at 000-000-0000 if you know of or suspect any unauthorized access to Business online or any unauthorized transaction or instruction, or you believe your Codes or Tokens have been stolen or compromised.
Customer Duties. CUSTOMER shall provide to ATLAS a suitable site (“Site”) for the Display, security for the Site as set Forth in Paragraph 6 hereof, access to the SITE, any permission necessary to utilize the Site for the Display, and the other responsibilities as may be set forth below in this Agreement and may be within the Scope of Work attached hereto. All Site arrangements are subject to ATLAS’ reasonable approval as to pyrotechnic safety, applicable State regulations, suitability and security. All other conditions of the Site shall be the responsibility of CUSTOMER, including, but not limited to, access, use, control, parking and general safety with respect to the public as outlined in paragraphs 5 and 6 of this Agreement.
Customer Duties. The customer will provide: workplace - the contractor will have to [describe where the contractor may act]. b. Access to the supplier means access to [description of systems, files or other elements to which the supplier will need access]. Materials â the customer will provide [provides a list of materials]. Fast reviews/approval - the customer will immediately review and approve, if necessary, all elements of delivery from the supplier. For the purposes of this Agreement, quick verification within [number] business days from the Customer means acceptance of the results. Here you will want to replace everything that the supplier expects from the customer. This may include cleaning products for office workers, office materials for office workers and access to computer systems for IT specialists, as well as non -physical items. Because an independent contractor must be very different, you can removewhich does not apply to your situation. 3.
Customer Duties. 2.1 Customer must in a timely manner supply the information, documents and instructions Xxxxxxx reasonably needs to proceed with its Contract duties.
Customer Duties. 1 The customer commits himself against us to save computer data affected by our goods/software as complete as possible to enable reconstruction with justifiable effort in case of damage. 2 The customer will keep all information about our goods/software, our used methods and our methods for their creation including appendant written or otherwise embodied documents made available within contract initiation and/or contract procedure during the entire usage period and after their completion in confidence and will not access them to third parties without our prior acceptance. The customer commits himself to entail suchlike commitment also to his staff. 3 The customer will meet all necessary precautions to exclude usage by concession of rights of usage not allowed by third parties. In case the customer is on an individual contract basis allowed to transfer rights of usage that he was granted, he will entail this commitment also to his own contract partners.
