Deployment of Solution Sample Clauses

Deployment of Solution. Go-Live 1. Supplier Deployment of Solution The Solution fee listed in Exhibit B includes initial deployment of the complete Solution. Supplier shall deploy the Solution in accordance with the deployment schedule set forth in the Contract documents. Deployment will include the installation of any Software Component and, if agreed, any Product or hardware Component, of the Solution. Supplier shall conduct its standard appropriate diagnostic evaluation at DMAS’ user site to determine that the Solution is properly deployed and fully ready for productive use, and will provide DMAS with a copy of the results of the diagnostic evaluation promptly after completion of deployment. Supplier agrees that failure to deploy the Solution in accordance with the delivery schedule in the Contract documents constitutes a material breach of this Contract resulting in damages to DMAS. As an estimate of the damages DMAS will suffer, Supplier agrees to, at DMAS’ discretion, credit DMAS an amount equal to half a percent (0.5%) of the total Solution fee, for each day after the scheduled deployment date that the Solution has not been deployed for a period of 30 calendar days following the agreed upon delivery date. If the delay lasts longer than 30 calendar days, DMAS may immediately cancel Contract and collect damages for each day of that period of late delivery. DMAS may also pursue any and all other remedies available at law or in equity for delays lasting longer than 30 calendar days or for non-deployment.
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Deployment of Solution. 1. Supplier Deployment of Solution The Solution fee listed in Exhibit C includes initial deployment of the complete Solution. Supplier shall deploy the Solution in accordance with the deployment schedule set forth on the applicable order or SOW. Deployment will include the installation of any Software Component and, if agreed, any Product or hardware Component, of the Solution. Supplier shall conduct its standard appropriate diagnostic evaluation at the Authorized User’s user site to determine that the Solution is properly deployed and fully ready for productive use, and will provide the Authorized User with a copy of the results of the diagnostic evaluation promptly after completion of deployment. Supplier agrees that failure to deploy the Solution in accordance with the delivery schedule in the applicable order or SOW constitutes a material breach of this Contract resulting in damages to the Authorized User. As an estimate of the damages the affected Authorized User will suffer, Supplier agrees to credit such Authorized User an amount equal to XX[[Offeror to suggest]] percent (XX%)[[Offeroro to suggest]] of the total Solution fee, for each day after the scheduled deployment date that the Solution has not been deployed for a period of 30 calendar following the agreed upon delivery date. If the delay lasts longer than 30 calendar, the affected Authorized User may immediately cancel the order or SOW and collect damages for each day of that period of late delivery. The affected Authorized User may also pursue any and all other remedies available at law or in equity for delays lasting longer than 30 calendar or for non-deployment.
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