Operational and Technological Changes Sample Clauses

Operational and Technological Changes. 1/ MCIm Order at p. 11, Issue 6, second paragraph and third paragraph Attachment 5 1.1.3.1 U S WEST shall notify AT&T of any material operational or technological (e.g., network, systems interfaces) changes related to any services, Interconnection methods, or Network Elements purchased by AT&T. At the time U S WEST decides to make such a change, U S WEST will notify AT&T in sufficient time to allow AT&T to make necessary adjustments to accommodate the change, but in no case with less than thirty (30) days' notice, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. Objections to the proposed change must be given in writing to U S WEST in a reasonable time. For the purposes of this Section, material changes shall be defined as those changes which will likely impact current interactions between AT&T (or its customers) and U S WEST. 1.1.3.2 U S WEST agrees to notify AT&T whenever an AT&T subscriber who is provided local service through Services for Resale, INP/NP, or unbundled Network Elements changes AT&T PIC status.
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Operational and Technological Changes. 1.2.4.1 U S WEST shall notify AT&T of any material operational or technological (e.g., network, systems interfaces) changes related to any services, interconnection methods, or Network Elements purchased by AT&T. At the time U S WEST decides to make such a change, U S WEST will notify AT&T in sufficient time to allow AT&T to make necessary adjustments to accommodate the change, but in no case with less than thirty (30) days' notice, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. Objections to the proposed change must be given in writing to U S WEST in a reasonable time. For the purposes of this Section, material changes shall be defined as those changes which will likely impact current interactions between AT&T (or its customers) and U S WEST. 1.2.4.2 U S WEST agrees to notify AT&T whenever an AT&T subscriber who is provided local service through services for resale, INP/NP, or unbundled Network Elements changes AT&T PIC status.
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Operational and Technological Changes. BellSouth shall use its best efforts to notify MCIm of any operational or technological (e.g., central office switch, transmission, systems interfaces) changes six (6) months in advance, or at the time the decision is made, whichever is less. If notice is given to MCIm less than six (6) months in advance, BellSouth will work with MCIm to develop a mutually agreeable implementation plan, if requested by MCIm. MCIm agrees that it shall not submit an unreasonable request.
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Operational and Technological Changes. 1.1.3.1 U S WEST shall notify Pac-West of any material operational or technological (e.g., network, systems interfaces) changes related to any services, Interconnection methods, or Network Elements purchased by Pac-West. At the time U S WEST decides to make such a change, U S WEST will notify Pac-West in sufficient time to allow Pac-West to make necessary adjustments to accommodate the change, but in no case with less than thirty (30) days' notice, unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. Objections to the proposed change must be given in writing to U S WEST in a reasonable time. For the purposes of this Section, material changes snail be defined as those changes which will likely impact current interactions between Pac-West (or its customers) and U S WEST. 1.1.3.2 U S WEST agrees to notify Pac-West whenever an Pac-West subscriber who is provided local service through Services for Resale, INP/NP, or unbundled Network Elements changes Pac-West PIC status.
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