Common use of Process for Developments Clause in Contracts

Process for Developments. The process for internationalizing ------------------------ and localizing New AOL Developments and for requesting Requested Developments shall be conducted through a marketing requirements document ("MRD") developed by AOL's international product marketing group in conjunction with Recipient, containing reasonably sufficient information in order for Service Provider to make a technical assessment and to provide an initial estimate of the timetable and total pricing for completion of the development services. Service Provider shall negotiate in good faith with Recipient all reasonable MRDs, provided that Recipient acknowledges and agrees that Service Provider will not accept MRDs that in Service Provider's reasonable opinion, may compromise security or performance or otherwise do not comply with AOL's Uniform Policies. If Service Provider reasonably believes that an MRD would have such effect, Service Provider shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to assist Recipient in developing an MRD that does not have such effect but that provides the functionality that Recipient desires. Service Provider and Recipient recognize that the level of information required in an MRD will vary according to the specified functionality, but must contain a sufficient level of information and detail for Service Provider to assess fully the nature and scope of the project and its technical feasibility. The parties acknowledge that Recipient may need to consult with Service Provider's management, technology and international staffs in order to develop the MRD. Upon written acceptance of an MRD by Service Provider, Service Provider shall provide the applicable development services in accordance with the terms and conditions of such MRD, including commercially reasonable payment terms at MFN Rates.

Process for Developments. The process for internationalizing and ------------------------ and localizing New AOL CIS Developments and for requesting Requested Developments shall be conducted through a marketing requirements document ("MRD") developed by AOL's CIS' international product marketing group in conjunction with Recipient, containing reasonably sufficient information in order for Service Provider to make a technical assessment and to provide an initial estimate of the timetable and total pricing for completion of the development services. Service Provider shall negotiate in good faith with Recipient all reasonable MRDs, provided that Recipient acknowledges and agrees that Service Provider will not accept MRDs that in Service Provider's reasonable opinion, may compromise security or performance or otherwise do not comply with AOL's CIS' Uniform Policies. If Service Provider reasonably believes that an MRD would have such effect, Service Provider shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to assist Recipient in developing an MRD that does not have such effect but that provides the functionality that Recipient desires. Service Provider and Recipient recognize that the level of information required in an MRD will vary according to the specified functionality, but must contain a sufficient level of information and detail for Service Provider to assess fully the nature and scope of the project and its technical feasibility. The parties acknowledge that Recipient may need to consult with Service Provider's management, technology and international staffs in order to develop the MRD. Upon written acceptance of an MRD by Service Provider, Service Provider shall provide the applicable development services in accordance with the terms and conditions of such MRD, including commercially reasonable payment terms at MFN Rates.

Process for Developments. The process for internationalizing and ------------------------ and localizing New AOL Developments and for requesting Requested Developments shall be conducted through a marketing requirements document ("MRD") developed by AOL's international product marketing group in conjunction with Recipient, containing reasonably sufficient information in order for Service Provider to make a technical assessment and to provide an initial estimate of the timetable and total pricing for completion of the development services. Service Provider shall negotiate in good faith with Recipient all reasonable MRDs, provided that Recipient acknowledges and agrees that Service Provider will not accept MRDs that in Service Provider's reasonable opinion, may compromise security or performance or otherwise do not comply with AOL's Uniform Policies. If Service Provider reasonably believes that an MRD would have such effect, Service Provider shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to assist Recipient in developing an MRD that does not have such effect but that provides the functionality that Recipient desires. Service Provider and Recipient recognize that the level of information required in an MRD will vary according to the specified functionality, but must contain a sufficient level of information and detail for Service Provider to assess fully the nature and scope of the project and its technical feasibility. The parties acknowledge that Recipient may need to consult with Service Provider's management, technology and international staffs in order to develop the MRD. Upon written acceptance of an MRD by Service Provider, Service Provider shall provide the applicable development services in accordance with the terms and conditions of such MRD, including commercially reasonable payment terms at MFN Rates.