Disaster Recovery Plans. Each of Company and Bank shall maintain in effect a disaster recovery and business continuity plan that is designed to ensure reasonable business continuity of critical functions, and that complies with Applicable Law and the requirements of Schedule 6.4(a). Each party shall notify the other party of any material changes to its disaster recovery and business continuity plan that may impact the Program. Each party will test such plan annually and will promptly initiate such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster or business interruption.
Disaster Recovery Plans. 11.1 The Provider must have in place at the commencement date and maintain throughout the term of this agreement data and processed data back up arrangements, and a disaster recovery system, that will enable the Provider, on a continuing basis, to fulfil its obligations under this agreement with the minimum disruption practicable to the electricity market. The back-up policy and data recovery plan must comply with the operational requirements.
Disaster Recovery Plans. Contractor shall provide Customer with separate disaster recovery and back-up plans for the NPAC/SMS Production Computer System site and the NPAC/SMS Disaster Recovery Computer System site, which plans are subject to Customer’s approval. The disaster recovery and back-up plans shall address both operational and managerial processes and procedures, including back-up and restoration procedures, and shall be a complete, stand-alone document. The plans shall describe in reasonable detail how Contractor will perform testing, and what will be tested, to validate the managerial processes and procedures implemented by Contractor. Contractor will, at Customer’s request, review the disaster recovery and back-up plans with Customer. Such review will address such areas as the disaster recovery and back-up strategy, including procedures, data center facilities, back-up frequency, and disaster recovery processor capacity. Contractor will make such changes in the plans as may be jointly agreed to by the Parties. Contractor will also revise the disaster recovery and back-up plans following any significant changes in the NPAC/SMS hardware and software environment, when necessary, in its discretion, after consultation with Customer.
Disaster Recovery Plans. Kohl’s and Bank will each maintain in effect during the Term a disaster recovery and business continuity plan that complies with Applicable Law. Each party shall notify the other party of any material changes to its disaster recovery and business continuity plan. Each party will test such plan annually and will promptly initiate such plan upon the occurrence of a disaster or business interruption, giving the Program the highest priority in its recovery efforts. In addition, the parties agree as set forth on Schedule 7.7 with respect to disaster recovery.
Disaster Recovery Plans. The Contractor shall ensure that client services and electronic data can be recovered following a natural disaster or computer systems failure. The Contractor must monitor each provider’s Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity Plan to ensure that they are periodically tested and updated. The Contractor must also monitor each provider’s natural disaster plan to ensure continuation of services and consistency in client care.
Disaster Recovery Plans. Provider shall implement, maintain, and test disaster recovery plans to minimize downtime resulting from all hazards, including system failure. Provider represents that these disaster recovery plans are documented, tested no less frequently than once every twelve (12) months, and updated as required. The City has a right to review Provider’s disaster recovery plans, and Provider must, upon the Department’s request, provide the Department with a copy of such plans.
Disaster Recovery Plans. The Company and each of its Subsidiaries has established and maintains appropriate disaster recovery plans, procedures and backup equipment and facilities (collectively, the “Disaster Recovery Plans”) of a scope consistent in all material respects with (i) customary industry practice in the event of any disaster, emergency or persistent equipment or telecommunications failure affecting the Company and/or its Subsidiaries or its or their customers, (ii) all applicable Laws and (iii) all Material Contracts (including customer contracts) to which the Company and/or its Subsidiaries are party. The Company and its Subsidiaries carry out periodic audits and tests of the Disaster Recovery Plans and are otherwise in full compliance with the Disaster Recovery Plans. Neither the Company nor its Subsidiaries (x) owe or have owed in the past twelve (12) months any payments, penalties or fees (however characterized) to, or (y) experience or have experienced in the past twelve (12) months a reduction in payments from, in either case customers or other third parties, as a result of any failure to be in compliance with the Disaster Recovery Plans. The Company and its Subsidiaries have not committed to their customers or other third parties to modify, upgrade or buildout the Disaster Recovery Plans in the Company’s and its Subsidiaries’ fiscal year 2012 or fiscal year 2013, other than to the extent any budgeted upgrades identified in the Company’s existing fiscal year 2012 Capital Budget provided to Parent would be classified under this Section.
Disaster Recovery Plans. The Servicer shall maintain adequate disaster recovery plans, business interruption plans and other appropriate contingency and risk controls designed to insure the continuation of the services contemplated in this Agreement and shall at least annually test and review such plans and provide reports to Owner with respect to such tests. Servicer’s disaster recovery and business interruption plans as of the date hereof are in the form provided to Owner. Servicer shall comply with its disaster recovery and business interruption plans, as may be updated and revised from time to time. Servicer shall immediately notify Owner of any significant change in such plans or any event that may have a material effect on the ability of Servicer to provide the services contemplated by this Agreement.
Disaster Recovery Plans. Information system contingency planning shall be developed in accordance with the requirements of this Section and with 45 CFR 164.308, which relates to administrative safeguards. Contingency plans shall include: Data Backup plans, Disaster Recovery plans and Emergency Mode of Operation plans. Application and Data Criticality analysis and Testing and Revisions procedures shall also be addressed within the Contractor’s contingency plan documents. The Contractor is responsible for executing all activities needed to recover and restore operation of information systems, data and software at an existing or alternative location under emergency conditions within twenty-four (24) hours of identification of a disaster. The Contractor shall protect against hardware, software and human error. The Contractor must maintain appropriate checkpoint and restart capabilities and other features necessary to ensure reliability and recovery, including telecommunications reliability, file back- ups and disaster recovery. The Contractor shall maintain full and complete back-up copies of data and software, and shall back up on tape or optical disk and store its data in an off-site location approved by OMPP.
Disaster Recovery Plans a) The CONTRACTOR shall provide and implement disaster recovery plans as far as the pensions payment system is concerned as per the tender response. This will include incidents such as equipment failure, fire, storm, explosion. labour disputes, accidents, lack or failure of transport facilities, cash heist, epidemic, cyclone, floods, droughts, lack or failure of labour, utilities, or supplies, blockage, sanctions.
