Incident Responsibilities Sample Clauses

Incident Responsibilities. Creates a trouble ticket that clearly states the problem after gathering all pertinent information about the incident including name, User number, password and any other additional information that is important to resolution of the incident. • Records any subsequent conversation with the User relative to the incident in the same trouble ticket.
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Incident Responsibilities. ● Initiate a trouble ticket that clearly states the problem after gathering pertinent information about the incident. ● Provide Contractor with necessary information that is relevant to the service ● Coordinate among Customer’s operational and technical personnel as they interact with Contractor or its designees for incident resolution.
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Incident Responsibilities. Initiate a trouble ticket that clearly states the problem after gathering pertinent information about the incident, including message target number and any other additional information that the parties mutually determine is important to resolution of the incident. ! Provide AMS with necessary information that is relevant to the service ! Coordinate among Customer’s operational and technical personnel as they interact with AMS or its designees for incident resolution.
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Incident Responsibilities. Creates a trouble ticket that clearly states the problem after gathering all pertinent information about the incident including name, User number, and any other additional information that is important to resolution of the incident. • Records any subsequent conversation with the User relative to the incident in the same trouble ticket. • Coordinates its resolution within AT&T operational and technical environment and with Company or its designees. • Manages communication within AT&T and directly with customers as needed. *** This redacted material has been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment, and the material has been filed separately with the SEC. PROPRIETARY INFORMATION The information contained in this Agreement is not for use or disclosure outside AT&T, Company, their Affiliates and their third party representatives, except under written agreement by the contracting Parties. AT&T Agreement No. 20100607.090.S.002
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