NOTIFICATIONS REGARDING EOS, EOM AND EOL Sample Clauses
The "NOTIFICATIONS REGARDING EOS, EOM AND EOL" clause requires one party to inform the other about the approaching End of Sale (EOS), End of Maintenance (EOM), or End of Life (EOL) status of products or services. Typically, this involves providing advance written notice when a product will no longer be sold, supported, or maintained, allowing the recipient to plan for replacements or upgrades. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and give customers sufficient time to adapt to product lifecycle changes, thereby minimizing disruption and supporting business continuity.
NOTIFICATIONS REGARDING EOS, EOM AND EOL a) Communications related to Software may be frequent. DI suggests that Customer subscribe to the appropriate email notifications at E-mail Updates | Data Innovations.
b) EoS - DI policy is to provide a minimum 12-month notification for an End of Sale event, whenever possible.
c) EoM - DI policy is to provide a minimum 12-month notification, whenever possible, when Customer is required to act in response to an End of Maintenance event to avoid degradation of the normal Use of the Software or a specific Software version.
d) EoL - DI policy is to provide a minimum of 24 months notification prior to an End of Life event for Software. It is DI’s policy to provide a minimum of 12 months' notification prior to an End of Life event for a specific Software version whenever possible. Maintenance and Support Services for Software and specific Software versions will be provided based on the published End of Life dates. This Exhibit is attached to the Maintenance and Support Services Schedule by reference and sets forth the additional terms, conditions and restrictions that are specific to the provision of Maintenance and Support Services for On-Premises Software licensed to Customer on a subscription license basis.