Joint Services. The Parties believe that substantial revenues may be derived from new product/service introductions ("Joint Services") related to supply chain process improvements and e-commerce transactions of clients using technology and systems based on the Neofxxxx.xxx Xxxerings and Superior's Healthcare Consulting Services. Superior and the Company will, as part of the Alliance Plan further described in Section 7, below, within sixty (60) days of the Effective Date, explore the feasibility of the joint, development, promotion, and sale of Joint Services. Any such plan will specify any agreement of the parties with respect to revenue and expense sharing.
Joint Services. Article 40 The Committee of Ministers may set up such Joint Services as are required for the functioning of the Union ; it shall determine the competence, the organisation and the procedure of such Services.
Joint Services. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, in the event the Company provides any Telecommunications Services in conjunction with, in a joint venture with or in any other arrangement with (the "Joint Services") any one or more entities that the City has also authorized to provide local high-capacity telecommunications services (the "Other Franchisees"):
Joint Services a unique example of broad and deep interinstitutional cooperation Interinstitutional administrative cooperation between EU bodies1 exists in various forms, but is generally i) cooperation between autonomous bodies, or, mostly, of parts thereof, such as by means of Service Level Agreements, and ii) focussed on specific time-limited actions; examples are participation in an interinstitutional call for tenders, or the use of a meeting room by another body. However, it can be said that administrative cooperation between the two Committees goes far beyond those examples. It takes place on two levels: first, close, day-to-day cooperation between "own" services, as stipulated by Article 5 of the CA , which are subject to a number of detailed technical arrangements (dealt with in chapters 6 and 7 of this report), and second, the existence of what are known as "Joint Services" (JS). This last term characterises a unique situation amongst the EU 1 Leaving aside interinstitutional bodies such as OPOCE, EPSO and the EAS. institutions2, whereby there are two directorates, one for translation and one for logistics, where the two Committees pool both human and financial resources and where the services work for both Committees on an equal footing. In very practical terms, this means that, in a given unit, staff from both Committees work under one unit head and money spent is fuelled from the two (autonomous) budgets according to rules stipulated in the agreement (which respect the financial regulation and responsibilities). These rules are dealt with in chapters 3 to 5 of this evaluation report. Apart from their historical origins (see the Introduction), the JS continue to exist because they represent financial savings for the EU taxpayer, although these are difficult to quantify. Here are just two examples. 1) The joint translation service: both Committees are advisory bodies working on the basis of a cyclical calendar (and in all official languages). By means of close cooperation in calendar planning (see the mini-agreement on this topic), it is largely possible to balance work load peaks, in the sense that, at least in an ideal scenario, peaks for one Committee are balanced by a "trough" for the other. This makes for a more stable workload overall and savings in avoiding either additional staff (if two translation services were to exist with each of them staffed to cover for peak situations), or substantial budgets for external services to cover the peaks. 2) Both Com...
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Joint Services. The parties contemplate that they may, from time -------------- to time, develop new products and services for incorporation into the WebMD Services. Concurrently with the development of such new products and services, the parties agree to negotiate in good faith the terms and conditions under which those products and services will be incorporated into the WebMD Services. Such terms and conditions shall include, without limitation, the terms and conditions set forth on Exhibit D attached hereto. --------- (f) Goals;
Joint Services. Joint Services" shall mean the product or services -------------- offered to customers of the Company or of Premiere which are Premiere Services integrated with Company Services. Joint Services may include Telecommunications Services.
Joint Services. 49 THIS AGREEMENT, dated as of the 20th day of December, 1993 (the "Effective Date"), is by and between THE CITY OF NEW YORK (as defined in Section I hereof, the "City") and NATIONAL FIBER NETWORK, INC., whose principal place of business is located at 000-00 00xx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxxx, Xxx Xxxx (as defined in Section 1 hereof, the "Company").
Joint Services. (1) For the purpose of improving the telecommunication service for the Subscribers of Telkom and the Subscribers of Mobisel. MOBISEL is hereby entitled to use the following telecommunication number services of TELKOM:
Joint Services. Any of the services and obligations to be performed pursuant to the Contract not specifically assigned to NG or Pxxxxxx pursuant to Paragraphs 2.5 or 2.6, including without limitation in connection with customer support, data centers and project staffing, shall be considered the joint responsibility of the Parties and undertaken and paid for on an equal basis by the Parties (the “Joint Services”).
