Outsource Sample Clauses

Outsource. 7.32.1 Outsource shall mean your retention and authorisation of a person or an organisation to perform a normal administrative service on your behalf, provided that: a) such service is performed under a written contract; and b) you retain the right to audit the performance of such service; and c) you can demonstrate that they have vetted the person or organisation for competency financial stability and honesty prior to your retention and authorisation of such person organisation to perform such service.

Outsource. “Outsource” is defined in Subsections 8.3(b) and 8.11(b)(iii) for purposes of each such respective section.

Outsource. The CITY shall notify the Union prior to issuance of any solicitation of work traditionally performed by regular employees of the CITY. The CITY shall notify the UNION in writing thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of any services contract which will require the performance of labor previously provided by CITY employees. In such an event, the UNION may request in writing the discussion of alternatives to such subcontracting. A request to this effect must be received by the City Manager within seven (7) days from receipt by the UNION of the aforementioned notice from the CITY. The CITY shall forestall, for a reasonable period of time, the implementation of any such services contract to allow for a period of negotiation between the CITY and UNION on such alternatives to subcontracting out work previously provided by CITY employees.

Outsource. “Outsource” is defined in Section 7.5.

Outsource. Customer desires to outsource the operation, support and maintenance of its network to a third party (e.g. EDS) ("Third-Party Service Provider"), for the benefit of that customer. As part of the outsourcing, customer transfers all of its rights, title and interest to the assets, including certain Cisco products and software licenses, to the Third-Party Service Provider. Customer may transfer the license to the Third-Party Service Provider solely for the purposes of providing services to Customer upon 30 days' prior written notice to Cisco. All notices should be sent to xx-xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx or as indicated in the agreement between Cisco and the customer or transferor, if any. Transfers, in any event, shall only be allowed under the following conditions: ◦ The parties involved in the transfer are not in breach of the agreement governing the use of the Software or any other agreement with Cisco; ◦ Any additional services or charges incurred by Cisco as the result of any transfer shall be borne by the transferor and transferee; and ◦ The parties involved in the transfer shall provide written prior notice of a permitted transfer to Cisco and the transferee shall, in a writing to Cisco, (i) assume all of the obligations of the transferor, and (ii) agree that transferee's use of the Software shall be governed by the terms of the then-current license agreement between Cisco and transferor or, at Cisco's sole discretion, by the terms of Cisco's then-current standard license agreement. Questions? Any questions or comments regarding this policy should be sent to xx-xxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx. Products reach the end of their Product Life Cycle for a number of reasons. These reasons may be due to market demands, technology innovation and development driving changes in the product, or the products simply mature over time and are replaced by functionally richer technology. While this is an established part of the overall product life cycle, Cisco Systems recognizes that end-of-life milestones often prompt companies to review the way in which such end-of-sale and end-of-life milestones impact the Cisco products in their networks. With that in mind, we have set out below Cisco's end-of-life policy to help customers better manage their end-of-life transition and to understand the role that Cisco can play in helping to migrate to alternative Cisco platforms and technology. The End of Life Policy only applies to End of Life and End of Sale announcements made in all Theaters on or afte...

Outsource. Outsource" is defined in Subsection 6.02(b).

Outsource. When outsourced vehicles have been requested by client, the specific supplier’s cancellation policy will be passed on to the client.

Outsource the retention and authorisation by the Insured of a person or an organisation to perform a normal administrative function on behalf of the Insured, provided that: (i) such function is performed under a written contract; (ii) the Insured retain the right to audit the performance of such function; and (iii) the Insured can demonstrate that they have vetted the person or organisation for competency, financial stability and honesty prior to the retention and authorisation by the Insured of such person or organisation to perform such function. Cover in respect of any person or organisation to whom the Insured Outsource any normal administrative function shall apply in excess of any indemnification or valid and collectible insurance or indemnity, contractual or otherwise, available to the Outsource entity or the Insured.