MINOR IMPACT Sample Clauses

MINOR IMPACT. General inquiries and a problem of the Services which disables or impairs the performance of a minor function of Your Business, fixes/corrections as made available. ActiveState provides no time commitment on resolution time for fixes/corrections. 2 business day Support Services inquiries should be addressed to xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
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MINOR IMPACT. The Error is a minor problem such as a problem in a rarely used function, or a problem with an easy and effective workaround, or a cosmetic problem. "Correction Period" means a response to EarthLink acknowledging the Error and reporting the projected time of Error Correction within ten (10) business days of receipt of the report from EarthLink and provide a work around within thirty (30) business days and Error Correction in the next scheduled release.
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MINOR IMPACT. ▪ Definition: Due to the loss of non-essential Service functions, Service usage is limited AND there is a minor impact on Customer’s business. ▪ Response time: A ticket shall be opened and a resource shall be assigned within three (3) business days. ▪ Fix or workaround: Best efforts; on or before next release. Level 4: OTHER ▪ Definition: NON-Service issues (e.g. documentation errors, feature requests) ▪ Response time: A ticket shall be opened and a resource assigned within five (5) business days. ▪ Fix or workaround: If Provider at its sole option concludes that a solution is required, Provider will inform Customer of a scheduled date for such solution. ANNEX C: Service Level Agreement
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MINOR IMPACT. If any aspect of the manufacture, for which Supplier is responsible, is such that a Product does not conform to the Specification but such non-conformance does not significantly reduce the value of the Product or products used with it to the end-user and does not constitute a safety hazard or regulatory violation, then the Parties shall take reasonable steps to identify changes to the manufacture that, upon approval of Insulet, can be implemented in future production, including future releases of the Product, and will then carry out such steps pursuant to Section 3(c) above.
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MINOR IMPACT. ▪ Definition: Due to the loss of non-essential Software functions, Software usage is limited AND there is a minor impact on Licensee’s business. ▪ Response time: A ticket shall be opened and a resource shall be assigned within three (3) business days. ▪ Fix or workaround: Best efforts; on or before next release. Level 4: OTHER ▪ Definition: NON-Software issues (e.g. documentation errors, feature requests) ▪ Response time: A ticket shall be opened and a resource assigned within five (5) business days. ▪ Fix or workaround: If Licensor at its sole option concludes that a solution is required, Licensor will inform Licensee of a scheduled date for such solution.
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MINOR IMPACT. ▪ Definition: Due to the loss of non-essential Service functions, Service usage is limited AND there is a minor impact on Customer’s business. ▪ Response time: A ticket shall be opened, and a resource shall be assigned within three (3) business days.
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