Common use of Electronic Interface Clause in Contracts

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. NEN First Choice should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN First Choice may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN First Choice and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN First Choice 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 First Choice requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENFirst Choice, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN First Choice 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. NEN Omniplex should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN Omniplex may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN Omniplex and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN Omniplex 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 Omniplex requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENOmniplex, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN Omniplex 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. NEN eti should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN eti may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN eti and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN eti 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 eti requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENeti, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN eti 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. NEN NOW should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN NOW may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN NOW and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN NOW 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 NOW requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENNOW, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN NOW 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. NEN UTI should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN UTI may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN UTI and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN UTI 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 UTI requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENUTI, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN UTI 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. NEN MFN should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities. 9.1 NEN MFN may migrate to fully interactive system to system interconnectivity. GTE, with input from NEN MFN and other carriers, shall provide general interface specifications for electronic access to this functionality. These specifications will be provided to enable NEN MFN 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 MFN requirements that GTE determines are different from what is Currently Available will be paid by NENMFN, if GTE is in agreement. 9.3 NEN MFN shall be responsible for modifying and connecting any of its pre-ordering and ordering systems with GTE provided interfaces as described in the Guide.