EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT Sample Clauses

EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. 12.1 PARTNER undertakes that the Scope of Work will be executed in accordance with terms and any conditions of this Agreement and any Purchase Orders. 12.2 PARTNER warrants that all equipment and Network Systems and Sub-systems to be delivered to TELKOM are 100% (one hundred per cent) new, having no hidden defect and shall not have originated through unlawful procurement or manufacturing practices. PARTNER shall further undertake that all equipment (both hardware and software) delivered to TELKOM under this Agreement shall have a product life of at least ten (10) years from the date of issuance of the respective Integrated System Acceptance Test Certificate, or from the time the equipment is used commercially by TELKOM, whichever occurs first, provided that TELKOM has: (a) materially complied with the terms of the SOP and SMP (as referred to in Article 60.1.2); and (b) not made any material modifications or changes to the equipment (both hardware and software) delivered to TELKOM. 12.3 If, upon the expiry of any applicable SLA period, TELKOM requires maintenance assistance for the equipment from PARTNER, PARTNER agrees to carry out such maintenance including replacement of the same or comparable spare parts within the life time of the equipment as referred to in Article 12.2, with costs thereof as agreed at least ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of the applicable SLA. 12.4 PARTNER warrants that all equipment supplied to TELKOM is in accordance with Appendix 3 (Scope of Work) and Appendix 5 (Technical Specifications) and the execution of the works is in accordance with this Agreement and best practice standards as agreed by the Parties.
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. 12.1 PARTNER undertakes that the Scope of Work will be executed in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement and any Purchase Orders.
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. SUPPLIER'S SOLUTION DESCRIPTION: ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURE (ESMA)
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. SUPPLIER'S SOLUTION DESCRIPTION: Through the problem determination process, the Help Desk agent shall determine support required for the Equipment. A ticket shall be opened by Supplier and a Supplier technician dispatched to the End-User's location. The technician shall contact the End-User and verify the * CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. SUPPLIER'
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT. Supplier shall provide, or arrange for qualified third parties to provide maintenance for Equipment for which Supplier is otherwise responsible hereunder as necessary to keep such Equipment in good operating condition and in accordance with manufacturer's specifications or other agreements as applicable, so that such Equipment shall qualify for the manufacturer's standard maintenance plan upon sale or return to a lessor. PacifiCare shall be responsible for additional costs and expenses, if any, to bring PacifiCare-supplied Equipment up to such standards if such Equipment doesn't meet such standards on the Cutover Date. Such maintenance shall be performed in accordance with the Change Management Procedures, so as to minimize the disruption to PacifiCare's normal business processes. Supplier's responsibility for such functions shall also include the following: Supplier shall manage the third party service providers that provide support. Supplier shall plan, order install, test and maintain all Equipment at Supplier-operated Data Center and work with third parties to resolve Equipment problems. Supplier's responsibilities include tracking configurations of Equipment and peripherals and maintaining complete configuration documentation of the Supplier-operated Data Center using CAD Software tools. In addition, Supplier is expected to provide complete Supplier-operated Data Center support for all environmental Equipment at the Supplier Data Center. With respect to distributed Equipment for which Supplier is otherwise responsible hereunder, Supplier shall provide break/fix, support, advice and assistance to End-Users. Supplier shall correct all problems associated with failure or maintenance of such Equipment. Supplier shall install PacifiCare-supplied upgrades for such distributed computing-related Equipment at the Service Locations. Supplier shall maintain a level of documentation that reflects the complexity and diversity of the environment and facilitates the Equipment support process. Supplier shall be responsible for coordinating rollouts and upgrades of Equipment. Supplier shall be responsible for coordinating any testing, scheduling, and installation integration of these products. Supplier shall also perform full testing after installation and provide proper back-out procedures. [...***...] *CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUESTED 143. With respect to the distributed computing environment, Supplier shall procure (if requested by PacifiCare), install and maintain...
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