Progress Reports and Status Reviews Sample Clauses

Progress Reports and Status Reviews. A program status review meeting will be held weekly during the network implementation, and monthly thereafter, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, to review the most recent progress reports and discuss any particular program problem areas. The scheduling of meetings will be by mutual agreement. HNS will promptly prepare an action item list and Trouble Ticket status to track project status. I
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Progress Reports and Status Reviews. HNS will prepare a written progress report each month during the network implementation phase detailing the status of the program. In addition, a program status review meeting will be held weekly during the network implementation,and monthly thereafter, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, to review the most recent progress reports and discuss any particular program problem areas. The scheduling of meetings will be by mutual agreement.
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Progress Reports and Status Reviews. HNS will prepare a written progress report each month during the network implementation phase detailing the status of the program. In addition, a program status review meeting will be held weekly during the network implementation, and monthly thereafter, unless otherwise agreed by the parties, to review the most recent progress reports and discuss any particular program problem areas. The scheduling of meetings will be by mutual agreement. In addition to the foregoing, for the initial operational testing of the NOC equipment and through Customer’s expected proof of concept trial, HNS shall make available the appropriate technical resources for teleconferences, on an as-needed basis, for reviewing network and resolving any significant HNS-related issues on a top priority basis.
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