EIS Obligations Clause Samples
EIS Obligations. 10.3.1. EIS will comply with (to the extent applicable) the SAS Solutions OnDemand Business Customer Privacy Policy, which is available at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/en_us/legal/on- demand-privacy.html and is subject to change within reasonable discretion; however, changes will not result in a material reduction to the level of protection provided by EIS for such Personal Data during the Term.
10.3.2. EIS will ensure that employees and contractors, including those of its subcontractor, authorized to process Personal Data are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.
10.3.3. Through the use of appropriate technical and organizational measures, EIS will assist Customer in fulfilling Customer’s obligation to respond to requests by individuals to exercise their rights under applicable law with respect to Personal Data. EIS will, as necessary under such applicable law, and at Customer’s expense, either (i) provide Customer with the ability to correct, delete or block Personal Data stored in the System, or (ii) make such corrections, deletions or blockages on Customer’s behalf.
10.3.4. EIS will cooperate in good faith, at Customer’s expense, in response to Customer’s detailed and reasonable requests for assistance in complying with Customer’s specific mandatory obligations under applicable law with respect to Personal Data but only to the extent that such obligations directly relate to the Hosting Services or Additional Services and Personal Data stored in the System. Customer will be solely responsible for fulfilling such obligations, including without limitation, making or obtaining any third-party notifications, filings, or approvals.
EIS Obligations. 1. Unless the Contract stipulates otherwise, EI must take out insurance insofar this is necessary and customary on the basis of the nature and extent of the Activities and according to the conventions in the sector, without prejudice to the provisions in article 5, paragraph 1 and 2. EI’s insurance does not include the Client, his representative and/or other party engaged by the Client as co-insured parties.
2. EI shall ensure that the Client receives written proof of the existence and content of the insurance referred to in paragraph 1 in a timely manner, if so requested.
3. EI may reasonably rely on the accuracy of the information, designs, drawings, calculations and specifications provided by or on behalf of the Client according to the standards of the installation profession.
4. EI shall carry out the Activities to the best of its ability. The scope of its obligations is, however, also dependent upon the level of input and influence of the Client or any third parties engaged by or on behalf of the Client.
5. EI shall make every effort to be informed about the legal regulations and government orders related to the Activities, as well as regulations of a specific nature, such as technical or industrial standards.
6. EI is obliged to carry out the Activities in such a manner that the installation complies with the requirements arising from the Contract. The requirements referred to here include requirements arising from the normal use the installation is intended for, as well as the requirements that arise from the special purposes the installation will be used for, but only insofar as these latter requirements have been laid down in writing in the Contract.
7. If requested, EI shall inform the Client about the execution of the Activities at a reasonable time and provide access to the locations where these are carried out at a time and date yet to be agreed. If this has been agreed, EI will provide an inspection plan, protocol, log, report or record that will show that its Activities and results of the Activities comply with the requirements arising from the Contract.
8. EI shall, at its own expense, repair any damage to the installation or part thereof that was caused by or in connection with the execution of the Activities before completion, unless this damage was not caused by EI, there is intent or conscious negligence on the part of the Client or it would otherwise be unreasonable for this damage to be at the expense of EI, without prejudice to the l...