PROGRAMMING HOURS Sample Clauses

PROGRAMMING HOURS. The Annual Account service fees include 12,0643 programming hours per year. These hours are provided by a shared team of technical and business analyst resources. In the event that the Trusts’ use of resource hours exceeds the annual allocation noted, additional hours used would be charged at DST’s then applicable hourly rate, currently $195.00 per hour. 1 Balance earnings will continue to be shared equally between the Transfer Agent and the Trust.
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PROGRAMMING HOURS. The Annual Account service fees include 1,000 programming hours per year for core TA2000 System development and support. These hours are provided by a shared team of technical and business analyst resources. In the event that the Trusts’ use of resource hours exceeds the annual allocation noted, additional hours used would be charged at SS&C’s then applicable hourly rate, currently $195.00 per hour.
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PROGRAMMING HOURS. The Annual Account service fees include 12,0643 programming hours per year. These hours are provided by a shared team of technical and business analyst resources. In the event that the Trusts’ use of resource hours exceeds the annual allocation noted, additional hours used would be charged at DST’s then applicable hourly rate, currently $195.00 per hour. 1Balance earnings will continue to be shared equally between the Transfer Agent and the Trust. 2AWD Workstation fees apply to up to 200 workstations; discount is invoked for workstations over 200. 3Total hours calculated based on the equivalent of 8 resources providing 6.5 hours/day. SCHEDULE 10.4 This Schedule 10.4 is made subject to the terms of the Agreement and to the extent the terms hereunder conflict with the terms of the Agreement, the terms of this Schedule shall prevail. The requirements of this Schedule are applicable if and to the extent that the Transfer Agent creates, has access to, or receives from or on behalf of the Trust any Customer Confidential Information (as defined in the Agreement) in electronic format.
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