EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT Sample Clauses

EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. 7.1 Customer will furnish to UUNET, and keep current, an Equipment List (attached as Attachment A) identifying all Equipment installed in the Space UUNET reserves the right to verify installation of the Equipment on the Equipment List. All Equipment must fit within the Space unless agreed to by UUNET in an addendum to this Agreement. Customer agrees that power consumption will not exceed 20 amps 110 VAC per storage cabinet and that all Equipment is UL approved. Cabling used by Customer must meet national electrical and fire standards. Customer will be allowed to remove from the Facility only that Equipment listed on the then current version of Customer's Equipment List. 7.2 UUNET reserves the right to relocate Equipment within the Facility or to move Equipment to another facility with at least 45 days' written notice. Equipment moved or relocated at UUNET's initiative will be at UUNET's expense. Every commercially reasonable effort will be made to minimize downtime and service interruption if Equipment is moved or relocated. If Customer objects to the location of the new Facility, Customer may terminate this Agreement without penalty within sixty days of receiving notice of the new Facility's location. 7.3 Customer agrees to immediately remove or render noninfringing, at Customer's expense, any Equipment alleged to infringe any patent, trademark, copy right, or other intellectual property right. 7.4 If UUNET negligently or willfully damages any Equipment, UUNET will repair or replace the damaged item or, at UUNET's option, will reimburse Customer for the reasonable cost or repair or replacement. THIS SHALL BE CUSTOMER'S SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY FOR ANY DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT CAUSED BY OR ATTRIBUTABLE TO UUNET, ITS EMPLOYEES, OR AGENTS.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. For each applicable Customer location, a WXC is required. The WXC may be provided either by Customer or Global Crossing.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. Customer will furnish to Company, and keep current, an Equipment List (attached as Schedule A) identifying all Equipment in the Space. Company reserves the right to verify installation of the Equipment on the Equipment List. All Equipment must fit within the Space unless agreed to by Company in a written addendum to the Agreement. Customer warrants that all Equipment is UL and/or CSAA approved. Cabling used by Customer must meet national electrical and fire standards. Subject to the terms hereof, Customer will be permitted to remove from the Facility only that Equipment listed on the then-current version of Customers Equipment List.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. 8.1 All Equipment must fit within the Space unless agreed to by WorldCom in an addendum to this Agreement. Unless additional power is purchased under a particular Service Order, Customer agrees that power consumption will not exceed 30 amps 110 VAC per storage cabinet and that all Equipment is UL approved. Cabling used by Customer must meet national electrical and fire standards and any specifications provided by WorldCom. Customer will be allowed to remove from the Facility only that Equipment in which it can evidence it has sufficient ownership or possessory interest. 8.2 WorldCom reserves the right to relocate Equipment within the Facility or to move Equipment to another facility with at least 45 days' written notice. Equipment moved or relocated at WorldCom's initiative will be at WorldCom's CONTRACT: 361332 November 9, 2001 Rev. Anil Midhx/Xxxxx Xxxxxxxn
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. All participants must receive the minimum amount of equipment to perform official duties at the alternate worksite before teleworking. Follow the steps outlined below to request and receive your equipment. Participants will be provided with the minimum amount of equipment as soon as practicable after the approval of the telework request. [See Section I.E.1.] a. Contact the Telework Coordinator after completing Section I.C.2 steps a. through g. b. The Telework Coordinator will send the employee a Telework Equipment Deployment spreadsheet template to finalize in accordance with the guidelines included in Section I.E.1. c. Deliver the completed spreadsheet to immediate supervisor for approval. d. The supervisor will review the spreadsheet for compliance with equipment listed in Section I.E.1 and submit it to the Telework Coordinator representing their approval. e. The Telework Coordinator will request the equipment. f. The employee will be notified when the equipment is ready to be delivered or retrieved from the USPTO Telework Depot. g. If on-boarding as a new employee with the USPTO virtually, before the on-board date the employee will be contacted by the OHR, the employee’s supervisor, and/or the Telework Coordinator to arrange for equipment deployment. The Telework Coordinator will work with the employee’s supervisor to define equipment needs and request equipment deployment. i. The USPTO, OCIO will ship equipment to the employee to be received at least two days prior to the start date. ii. The USPTO, OCIO will also deliver the employee’s network account information and SecurID or other means of alternate authentication prior to the start date.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. All participants must receive their designated equipment before teleworking. The PTAB Telework Program Coordinator shall work with participants and their supervisors to ensure that participants receive the requisite equipment.
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EQUIPMENT DEPLOYMENT. All participants must receive the minimum amount of equipment to perform official duties at the alternate worksite before teleworking. Follow the steps outlined below to request and receive your equipment. Participants will be provided with the minimum amount of equipment as soon as practicable after the approval of the telework request. [See Section I.E.1.] a. Contact the Telework Coordinator after completing Section I.C.2 steps a. through g. b. The Telework Coordinator will send the employee a Telework Equipment Deployment spreadsheet template to finalize in accordance with the guidelines included in Section I.E.1. c. Deliver the completed spreadsheet to immediate supervisor for approval. d. The supervisor will review the spreadsheet for compliance with equipment listed in Section I.E.1 and submit it to the Telework Coordinator representing their approval. e. The Telework Coordinator will request the equipment. f. The employee will be notified when the equipment is ready to be delivered or retrieved from the USPTO Telework Depot.
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