Designated Equipment Sample Clauses
The Designated Equipment clause identifies specific equipment that is subject to the terms of the contract. It typically lists or describes the machinery, devices, or systems that are covered, ensuring both parties are clear about which items are included. This clause is essential for preventing disputes by clearly defining the scope of equipment involved, thereby ensuring that responsibilities, warranties, and obligations apply only to the agreed-upon items.
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Designated Equipment. Marco will provide Client with a list of all personal computers and servers on which Marco has loaded Remote Access Software (defined below) (“Designated Equipment,” or “Asset Summary”). Client shall promptly review the Asset Summary and report any missing equipment or inaccuracies. Client acknowledges that Marco will be delayed in, or unable to, effectively and efficiently provide the Products without a complete and accurate Asset Summary and agrees that Marco shall have no liability to Client or any third party arising out of such delay.
a) equipment, which is professional grade, uses a business class operating system, meets manufacturer current specifications and is supported under a current manufacturer’s warranty;
b) operating systems and other software which are business class, meet the software publisher’s and/or vendor’s current program specifications and are supported under the software publisher’s and/or vendor’s current defined lifecycle policy; and
c) all Designated Users existing on the Client’s domain; and
d) equipment, operating systems and other software having the current capability to be supported by Marco remotely; and
e) environments meeting Marco’s Minimum Best Practice Environment Standards located at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇ The above items are referred to herein collectively as “Minimum Specifications”.
Designated Equipment. The Designated Equipment for the Series 2009 Project is attached hereto as part of Schedule B.
Designated Equipment. Marco will provide Client with a list of all personal computers and servers on which Marco has loaded Remote Access Software (defined below) (“Designated Equipment,” or “Asset Summary”). Client shall promptly review the Asset Summary and report any missing equipment or inaccuracies. Client acknowledges that Marco will be delayed in, or unable to, effectively and efficiently provide the Products without a complete and accurate Asset Summary and agrees that Marco shall have no liability to Client or any third party arising out of such delay.
Designated Equipment. The Designated Equipment for the Series 1990A Project is described in Schedule B hereto.
Designated Equipment. All equipment components of the educational facilities described in Schedule B shall constitute "Designated Equipment." As previously authorized and approved by the Credit Enhancer for the Series 2001A Certificates, all of the Administrative Facilities and Prior Facilities shall also constitute "Designated Equipment."
Designated Equipment. “Designated Equipment” under this Product Agreement is defined as discovered assets which will receive device configurations as described in Schedule D for which In Scope Services are provided hereunder.
Designated Equipment. The Designated Equipment for the Series 1995 Project is described in Schedule B hereto.
Designated Equipment. The Designated Equipment for the Series 2000 Project is described in Schedule B hereto.
Designated Equipment. [If use is limited to certain designated equipment, include this section and limit use to the Designated Equipment; if not, delete this section.] Any equipment that meets or exceeds the following minimum specifications shall constitute “Designated Equipment”: [Insert minimum specifications for equipment utilizing the Software, or otherwise describe Designated Equipment.]
Designated Equipment. The Products shall operate on the following equipment product families and operating system version level on which the programs that Cadence offers on such equipment operate: Solarisx.x, HPUXx.x, and operating system version level on which Cadence programs may operate currently and in the future. **************************** *********************************.