Common use of Expert Users Clause in Contracts

Expert Users. (i) The Customer must appoint an internal Expert User (or users as required) at each Site to act as its representative and point of contact in relation to all software defect reporting and user assistance requests. The Expert User/s must have completed appropriate formal training provided by Deswik staff. (ii) The Expert User/s will be an initial point of contact for all other users in relation to software defect reporting, customer specific issues/procedures and user assistance requests. (iii) Prior to reporting a software defect or submitting a user assistance request, an Expert User must attempt to diagnose the issue or respond internally to a user assistance request. If the initial attempt to diagnose the issue or answer the User Assistance request is unsuccessful, the Expert User will then raise the issue with Deswik Support. (iv) When necessary to raise a software defect issue with Deswik Support, the Expert User/s will coordinate and forward reproducible steps, and related data files if required, to Deswik Support for resolution. (v) The Expert User approach: (A) has been found to be beneficial for both customers and Deswik; (B) will enable identification of training requirements, procedural issues and reduction in identical calls made to Deswik; and (C) allows Customers, if they choose to, to significantly reduce training costs through Train-the-Trainer like approaches.

Expert Users. (i) The Customer must appoint an internal Expert User (or users as required) at each Site site to act as its representative and point of contact in relation to all software defect reporting and user assistance requests. The Expert User/s must have completed appropriate formal training provided by Deswik staff. (ii) The Expert User/s will be an initial point of contact for all other users in relation to software defect reporting, customer specific issues/procedures and user assistance requests. (iii) Prior to reporting a software defect or submitting a user assistance request, an Expert User must attempt to diagnose the issue or respond internally to a user assistance request. If the initial attempt to diagnose the issue or answer the User Assistance request is unsuccessful, the Expert User will then raise the issue with Deswik Support. (iv) When necessary to raise a software defect issue with Deswik Support, the Expert User/s will coordinate and forward reproducible steps, and related data files if required, to Deswik Support for resolution. (v) The Expert User approach: (A) has been found to be beneficial for both customers and Deswik; (B) will enable identification of training requirements, procedural issues and reduction in identical calls made to Deswik; and (C) allows Customers, if they choose to, to significantly reduce training costs through Train-the-Trainer like approaches.

Expert Users. (i) The Customer must appoint an internal Expert User (or users as required) at each Site to act as its representative and point of contact in relation to all software defect reporting and user assistance requests. The Expert User/s must have completed appropriate formal training provided by Deswik staff. (ii) The Expert User/s will be an initial point of contact for all other users in relation to software defect reporting, customer specific issues/procedures and user assistance requests. (iii) Prior to reporting a software defect or submitting a user assistance request, an Expert User must attempt to diagnose the issue or respond internally to a user assistance request. If the initial attempt to diagnose the issue or answer the User Assistance user assistance request is unsuccessful, the Expert User will then raise the issue with Deswik Support. (iv) When necessary to raise a software defect issue with Deswik Support, the Expert User/s will coordinate and forward reproducible steps, and related data files if required, to Deswik Support for resolution. (v) The Expert User approach: (A) has been found to be beneficial for both customers and Deswik; (B) will enable identification of training requirements, procedural issues and reduction in identical calls made to Deswik; and (C) allows Customers, if they choose tochoose, to significantly reduce training costs through Train-the-Trainer like approaches.