CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT Sample Clauses

CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT. Unless otherwise provided herein, Customer shall be responsible for obtaining, installing and maintaining the equipment, telecommunication facilities and interfaces that Customer has expressly agreed to provide in accordance with Section 2(i) of the main body of this Work Order, at its own expense, in order to communicate with the Systems. Customer may change its IT environment used in connection with the Systems or Services (including Customer’s desktop environment, and including changes to personal computers, hardware, software, network configuration or telecommunications network); provided, that such change conforms to Sabre’s standards and complies with minimum specifications set forth in Appendix F.
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CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT. (a) GENERAL. Customer will not make any Change to Customer's IT environment (including Customer's desktop environment, and including Changes to personal computers, hardware, software, network configuration or telecommunications network) without (i) conforming to Sabre's reasonable standards and requirements for Customer's IT environment and (ii) complying with the Contract Administration Process. Customer will not permit installation on, or use with, personal computers or other elements of Customer's IT environment or software which has not been validly licensed or sublicensed to Customer by Third Parties or Sabre.
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CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT. Software as a Service (SaaS) The Supplier provides the Services based on knowledge and facts that the Customer has supplied about its IT environment (the “IT Information”), including but not limited to hardware, software and software licenses, networks, VPN, security, access, premises and related characteristics (the “IT Environment”). The Customer confirms that the IT information in all material respects is true and correct and without omissions and that it takes full responsibility of its IT Environment. The Customer shall respond to any advice and guidance provided by the Supplier in order to ensure a stable IT Environment in relation to the Services. The Customer undertakes to without undue delay inform the Supplier of any circumstances or conditions relating to the Customer's IT Environment which may influence the delivery of the Services, including information on any planned changes in the IT Environment. The Supplier is not responsible for any damages or delays resulting as a consequence of the Customer's failure to provide Supplier with correct IT Information about its IT Environment, or any damage or delays connected to the timely provision by any third- party, of the IT Environment. The Customer recognizes that it at any time for the duration of the Agreement in order for the Services to operate as intended, must have in place the IT Environment as specified in the Agreement or in other communication between the Parties, and the Customer confirms that the Supplier is entitled to use the IT Environment to fulfil its obligations under the Agreement and that the Customer is responsible for such provision of access rights to the IT Environment. The Customer may use third parties (“Third-Party Provider”) to deliver services, products or updates to the IT Environment (“Third_Party Services”). Such Third-Party Services are contracted for in a separate agreement between Customer and Third-Party Provider, and the Supplier shall not have any responsibilities under such agreements. The Supplier is not liable for any such Third-Party Provider’s acts or omissions in its deliveries or performance of Third-Party Services to Customer, if not explicitly stated in this Agreement. The Customer confirms to take all reasonable precautions to protect its IT Environment, including but not limited to adequate access control, to protect the IT Environment from unauthorized access, and to have in place adequate restrictions related to public access. The Customer grants th...
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CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT. The Customer’s IT environment is significant to the Supplier’s de- liverables. It is the responsibility of the Customer to ensure that no material faults exist in the Customer’s IT environment and that the Supplier’s ability to fulfill the Agreement is not hindered or delayed by circumstances related to the Customer’s IT environment for which the Customer is responsible or is carrying the risks. If the Customer’s IT environment does not fulfill the said requirements, the Supplier will be released from its obligations under the Agreement to the extent such non-fulfillment reasonably affects Supplier’s deliverables or services and until the requirements are met.
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CUSTOMER’S IT ENVIRONMENT. ‌ The Customer’s IT environment, which is significant to the Delivery and to the mainte- xxxxx and any operation of the Delivery, is described in Appendix 2. Appendix 2 includes the Customer’s description of its existing IT environment, including licences, as well as the Supplier’s specification of any necessary changes to the Cus- tomer’s IT environment in order for the requirements of the Contract to be satisfied. If the change possibilities listed in Appendix 3, including by the exercise of Options, make any other demands on the Customer’s IT environment, any such demands must be speci- fied in Appendix 2. If the Supplier’s demands are met, the Delivery and the provision of maintenance and Operation, if applicable, will be sufficient – with the Customer’s IT environment and the Customer’s participation, cf. clause 5.4 - to satisfy the requirements under this Contract. It is a condition that no faults exist in the Customer’s IT environment, and that there are no unmet assumptions, cf. Appendix 2, of any significance to the Supplier’s satisfaction of the requirements under this Contract. If the Customer’s IT environment does not meet the said demands, the Supplier will be released from the obligation to satisfy the re- quirements for the Delivery, maintenance or Operation, if applicable, to any extent justi- fied by the Customer’s failure to meet the Supplier’s assumptions as stated in Appendix 2. The Customer must expect that the Supplier’s maintenance obligation after the expiry of the warranty period will be based on the condition that the Customer has an up-to-date IT environment. The Supplier undertakes to state new requirements and descriptions on or before the date on which installation of new Versions or Releases on the Customer’s premises is offered. If the Parties cannot reach an agreement on the need for continuous development of the IT environment, the procedure described in clause 27.3 will be im- plemented.
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