Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. NEN should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities.
9.1 NEN may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
9.2 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet NEN requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NEN, if GTE is in agreement.
9.3 NEN shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in the Guide.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards.
3.1 SETI shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable SETI to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner:
3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS).
3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer.
3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS.
3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the SETI xxxx in electronic data 811 format.
3.2 SETI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from SETI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable SETI to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet SETI requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by SETI.
3.4 SETI shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.
Electronic Interface. 29.1.1 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.1.1 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.2 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.3 GTE will make available all services and functions covered under this Agreement via the then Currently Available national interface options provided to AT&T by GTE for purposes of connecting to GTE’s Operations Support Systems (“OSS”). GTE and AT&T will mutually agree upon the date for implementation of the interface options in the State.
29.1.4 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.5 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.6 GTE shall provide the same information, of the same quality and within the same time frames for Pre-Ordering, Ordering/Provisioning, Maintenance/ Repairs and Billing to AT&T as GTE provides to itself. The Parties recognize that GTE is not required to establish new systems or processes in order to provide information to AT&T which GTE does not provide to itself.
29.1.7 The costs associated with the provision of the OSS gateway shall be borne by the party(ies) which cause GTE to incur such costs. The final price for the OSS gateway shall be as determined in the Commission’s Docket #96-0503 or if no such price has yet to be determined then in accordance with Section 42 of this Agreement.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. DTI shall compensate GTE for the full costs including but not limited to design, development, testing, implementation and deployment, for access to GTE's Operational Support System functions. Where subsequent parties request use of GTE's operation support systems, cost recovery for such electronic interface systems shall be allocated among all requesting users.
3.1 DTI shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable DTI to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner:
3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS).
3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer.
3.1.3 Repair functions, e.g., trouble report repair functions, to allow DTI to determine status and close trouble reports.
3.1.4 Electronic transfer of DTI bill xx electronic data 811 format.
3.2 DTI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from DTI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable DTI to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet DTI requirements that GTE determines are technically feasible and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by DTI. Costs for development of systems intended for common use by competing carriers will be assessed based on a mutually agreed method of cost recovery.
3.4 DTI shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.
Electronic Interface. 29.1.1 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.1.1 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.2 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.3 GTE will make available all services and functions covered under this Agreement via the then Currently Available national interface options provided to AT&T by GTE for purposes of connecting to GTE’s Operations Support Systems (“OSS”). GTE and AT&T will mutually agree upon the date for implementation of the interface options in the State.
29.1.4 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.5 [Intentionally Deleted.]
29.1.6 GTE shall provide the same information, of the same quality and within the same time frames for Pre-Ordering, Ordering/Provisioning, Maintenance/ Repairs and Billing to AT&T as GTE provides to itself. The Parties recognize that GTE is not required to establish new systems or processes in order to provide information to AT&T which GTE does not provide to itself.
29.1.7 GTE shall recover its costs of creating the permanent OSS gateway and any interim interfaces in accordance with Section 42 of this Agreement.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. RECONEX should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities.
9.1 RECONEX may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from RECONEX and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable RECONEX to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
9.2 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet RECONEX requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by RECONEX, if GTE is in agreement.
9.3 RECONEX shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in the Guide.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long- term in accordance with established industry standards.
3.1 EZ-TEL shall have immediate access to the following OSS electronic interfaces that will provide functionality to enable EZ-TEL to service customers in an equal and non-discriminatory manner:
3.1.1 Pre-Order functions, e.g., TN Assignment, DD Reservation, Address Validation, Product Availability, that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using the Secure Integrated Gateway System (SIGS).
3.1.2 Order functions that are available on a dial-up or dedicated basis using CONNECT: Mail file transfer.
3.1.3 Initial trouble reports via SIGS.
3.1.4 Electronic transfer of the EZ-TEL xxxx in electronic data 811 format.
3.2 EZ-TEL may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from EZ-TEL and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable EZ-TEL to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
3.3 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet EZ-TEL requirements that GTE determines are Currently Available and GTE agrees to develop will be paid by EZ-TEL.
3.4 EZ-TEL shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre- ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in this Appendix.
Electronic Interface. 2.6.1 Verizon Wireless shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which Verizon Wireless shall input and provide a daily update (or as necessary) of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate cell/sector location information associated with each face of the cellsite. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, Verizon Wireless shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E-911 database system. Any 911/E-911 related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards. In the event Verizon Wireless utilizes a third party service provider for such 911/E-911 database connectivity (“Database Vendor”), Verizon Wireless shall provide Verizon with a letter of authorization designating such Database Vendor.
Electronic Interface. Z-Tel shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which Z-Tel shall input and provide a daily update of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate Z-Tel Customers. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, Z-Tel shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information such as name, address, and telephone number via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E- 911 database system. Any 911/E-911-related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association standards (“NENA”). Z-Tel may also use the electronic interface, where available, to query the 911/E-911 database to verify the accuracy of Z- Tel Customer information.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards (e.g. Ordering and Billing Forum). Pathnet should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities.
9.1 Pathnet may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from Pathnet and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable Pathnet to design system interface capabilities. Development will be in accordance with applicable national standards committee guidelines. Such interfaces will be available as expeditiously as possible.
9.2 All costs and expenses for any new or modified electronic interfaces exclusively to meet Pathnet requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by Pathnet, if GTE is in agreement.
9.3 Pathnet shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in the Guide.
