Planning and Forecasting Sample Clauses

Planning and Forecasting. (a) Intel will quarterly provide the Joint Venture Company, in a timeframe to be mutually agreed by the Parties to meet customer expectations, with a written demand forecast for [***] ([***]) quarters corresponding to the Joint Venture Company’s Fiscal Quarters or as may be otherwise agreed between the Parties. This demand will include desired finished product breakout by design id, technology node, wafer as finished goods or package type (“Demand Forecast”); (b) The Joint Venture Company shall furnish Intel with a written response within [***] ([***]) Business Days indicating a response regarding capacity and what portion of the demand that the Joint Venture Company can commit to meet. This written response (the “Planning Forecast”) will include: [***]. (c) Based on the Planning Forecast, the Joint Venture Company shall develop a [***] ([***]) Fiscal Quarter proposed Product loading plan for such period (“Proposed Loading Plan”). The Joint Venture Company shall provide Intel with the Proposed Loading Plan at least [***] ([***]) Business Days prior to its review by the Manufacturing Committee. (d) The Joint Venture Company will submit the Proposed Loading Plan, Planning Forecast and other requested information to the Manufacturing Committee for endorsement. Once endorsed by the Manufacturing Committee, the Proposed Loading Plan shall become part of the Operating Plan.
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Planning and Forecasting. The Parties will regularly exchange information and co-ordinate the planning of the interconnected Networks so that services can be provided efficiently and operational problems avoided. The Parties shall prepare a Network Plan to guide the provision of Interconnection and other Services between the Parties. During the negotiations over this Agreement, both Operators’ engineers will meet and exchange their network plans. These plans will show the layout and capacity of the SIP Interconnect and IP transport, along with any proposed changes during the next 3 years. This information will be classified as confidential between the Operators. During these meetings the Operators will discuss and agree the initial requirements for interconnection.
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Planning and Forecasting. (a) During each Fiscal Month during the Term, Micron will provide the Joint Venture Company with a written demand forecast of its Probed Wafer needs for the current Fiscal Quarter plus the next **** Fiscal Quarters (the “Demand Forecast”). This demand will include desired Probed Wafer breakout by design id and Process Technology Node. In addition, the Demand Forecast will include the level of Probe Testing, marking specification, requested delivery date and place of delivery for the Probed Wafers, which information will be updated by Micron on a weekly basis as necessary. (b) Within a commercially reasonable period of time (or within a time period mutually agreed by the Parties from time-to-time) following the Joint Venture Company's actual, direct receipt of each Demand Forecast, the Joint Venture Company shall furnish Micron with a written response regarding capacity and indicating what portion or mix of the demand that the Joint Venture Company will commit to supply. This written response (the “Planning Forecast”) will include: (ii) and (c) Based on the Planning Forecast, the Joint Venture Company shall develop a proposed Product loading plan for the current Fiscal Quarter plus the next **** Fiscal Quarters (“Proposed Loading Plan”). The Joint Venture Company shall provide Micron with the Proposed Loading Plan at least **** Business Days prior to its review by the Manufacturing Committee. (d) The Joint Venture Company will submit the Planning Forecast, Proposed Loading Plan and other requested information to the Manufacturing Committee for endorsement. Once endorsed by the Manufacturing Committee, the Proposed Loading Plan shall become part of the Operating Plan. If the Manufacturing Committee fails to approve a specific Loading Plan, then, subject to Section 11.4 of the LLC Operating Agreement, Micron may designate the loading at the Lehi Fab sufficient to satisfy its purchase obligation set forth in the first sentence of Section 4.1. (e) in coordination with the Joint Venture Company's **** business plan, Micron will provide the Joint Venture Company with a forecast of its demand for Probed Wafers for the next **** quarters. The Joint Venture Company will provide feedback on those 101243724.3 forecast within a commercially reasonable period of time (or within a time period mutually agreed by the Parties from time-to-time) following the Joint Venture Company's **** business plan is approved.
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Planning and Forecasting. (a) Micron shall furnish the Joint Venture Company with a forecast on a Fiscal Quarter basis, on a schedule agreed by the Parties, which includes the following information, collectively the (“Planning Forecast”): [***].
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Planning and Forecasting. For planning and operational purposes, Nextel shall provide Motorola with a detailed twelve month (12-month) rolling forecast as follows: 1. Nextel will submit “Monthly Purchase Forecast” fourteen (14) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month for warehouse orders and nine (9) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month for Value Added Distribution (VAD). 2. Monthly purchase orders will be released to Motorola after the Monthly Purchase Forecast has been submitted, or ten (10) to thirteen (13) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month. 3. Upon receipt and review of the Monthly Purchase Forecast and purchase orders, Motorola will provide a written response to Nextel within seven (7) days, confirming or highlighting any key issues of the submitted Forecast.
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Planning and Forecasting. The trade union organisations at the company shall be given information about and influence over the company's economic situation, planning, budgeting and follow-up activities in the ways stated in §§ 2, 7 and 8. In this way the trade union representatives will be given an opportunity to participate at an early stage by presenting their own ideas and proposals, and thus influencing the future of the company. The company management’s future forecasts shall be presented in such a way as to give the trade union organisations an opportunity of joint evaluation and examination of the company's market prospects, purchasing activities, competitiveness, product development and production equipment, as well as the employees’ security of employment and personal advancement.
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Planning and Forecasting. The Provider’s responsibilities include the following: 1. Participating in planning activities with Company, such as project planning, tracking and oversight activities. Upon notice from Company of the need for resources, Provider will supply resources within sixty (60) days of the request, provided that resources requested are within the bounds of any skill set needed to perform the Services. 2. Participating in strategy and planning sessions for new projects or initiatives. 3. Attending Company resource management meetings, as requested by Company.
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Planning and Forecasting. 9.1 Management Information must also include a report of “actual performance” against the agreed Service Levels.
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Planning and Forecasting. For planning and operational purposes, Nextel shall provide Motorola with a detailed twelve month (12-month) rolling forecast as follows: 1. Nextel will submit “Monthly Purchase Forecast” fourteen (14) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month for warehouse orders and nine (9) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month for Value Added Distribution (VAD). *CONFIDENTIAL PORTIONS OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE COMMISSION PURSUANT TO AN APPLICATION FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT PURSUANT TO RULE 24b-2 UNDER THE SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934, AS AMENDED. 2. Monthly purchase orders will be released to Motorola after the Monthly Purchase Forecast has been submitted, or ten (10) to thirteen (13) days prior to the first (1st) day of each upcoming month. 3. Upon receipt and review of the Monthly Purchase Forecast and purchase orders, Motorola will provide a written response to Nextel within seven (7) days, confirming or highlighting any key issues of the submitted Forecast.
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