Common use of NON-SUPPORTED SOFTWARE Clause in Contracts

NON-SUPPORTED SOFTWARE. Company is responsible for paying for support and maintenance for certain third party software products designated as [***]* under the Software Rights Schedule (Schedule F). Company may, in its sole discretion, elect not to maintain support and maintenance on any third party software product for which it is responsible. In the event that Company elects not to maintain such support and maintenance, (1) the impact to the Services and/or Charges, if any, shall be determined through the Change Control Procedures; (2) Provider may engage the third party software vendor to provide support and/or maintenance [***]* as reasonably required in order for Provider to perform the Services, and Provider may invoice Company for the associated third party charges incurred as a result of such engagement; and [***]* In the event that Company fails to maintain its [***]* at a version level supported by [***]* the Parties shall determine appropriate changes to the Charges, if any, through the Change Control Procedures.

NON-SUPPORTED SOFTWARE. Company is responsible for paying for support and maintenance for certain third party software products designated as [***]* under the Software Rights Schedule (Schedule F). Company may, in its sole discretion, elect not to maintain support and maintenance on any third party software product for which it is responsible. In the event that Company elects not to maintain such support and maintenance, (1) the impact to the Services and/or Charges, if any, shall be determined through the Change Control Procedures; (2) Provider may engage the third party software vendor to provide support and/or maintenance [***]* as reasonably required in order for Provider to perform the Services, and Provider may invoice Company for the associated third party charges incurred as a result of such engagement; and [***]* In the event that Company fails to maintain its [***]* at a version level supported by [***]* *, the Parties shall determine appropriate changes to the Charges, if any, through the Change Control Procedures.