Required Response Times Sample Clauses

Required Response Times. Upon notice by County of an Event, Contractor shall address and resolve the Event consistent with the following priority, response and resolution levels:‌
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Required Response Times. Subject to the subsection below (entitled "Response Time Conditions"), Contractor hereby agrees that, for the WMATA implementations, commencing on Conditional Approval of First Article Testing and ending with the Completion of Software Warranty, the Licensed Software shall meet the following Software Response Times
Required Response Times. Upon notice by County of an Event, Contractor shall address and resolve the Event consistent with the following priority, response and resolution levels: Priority Description Definition Response Time After Notice Resolution Time after Notice Critical Event that renders the Products, System, and/or interfaces inoperable or allows unauthorized access. 1 hour during normal business hours; or within 1 hour of beginning of next business day if outside of normal business hours Work until corrected Severe Event that results in a significant impairment of performance of the Products or System or impairs essential operations or allows unauthorized access. 1 hour during normal business hours; or within 1 hour of beginning of next business day if outside of normal business hours Work until corrected during normal business hours Minor Event that has minor impact to County’s business and that does not impact normal operation of the Products or System. 2 hours during normal business hours; or next business day if outside of normal business hours Future patch or release Minimal Event that has minimal impact or no impact on County’s business. 2 hours during normal business hours; or next business day if outside of normal business hours Future release Notwithstanding the above-stated schedule, Contractor shall use its continuing best efforts to correct the Event as expeditiously as it can. The Priority Description for each error or issue shall be reasonably determined by the Contract Administrator.
Required Response Times. Upon notice by County of an Event, Contractor shall address and resolve the Event consistent with the following priority, response and resolution levels: Priority Description Definition Response Time After Notice Resolution Time after Notice Priority 1 Critical Event that renders the Software, System and/or interfaces inoperable. 2 hours during normal business hours; or within 2 hours of beginning of next business day if outside of normal business hours Work until corrected Priority 2 Significant Event that results in a significant impairment of performance of the Licensed Software or System or impairs essential operations. 2 hours during normal business hours; or within 2 hours of beginning of next business day if outside of normal business hours Work until corrected during normal business hours Priority 3 Minor Event that has minor impact to County's business and that does not impact normal operation of the Software or System. 4 hours during normal business hours; or next business day if outside of normal business hours Future patch or release Priority 4 Minimal Event that has minimal impact or no impact on County's business. 4 hours during normal business hours; or next business day if outside of normal business hours Future release Notwithstanding the above-stated schedule, Contractor shall use its continuing best efforts to correct the Event as expeditiously as it can. The Priority Description for each error or issue shall be reasonably determined by the Contract Administrator. Hours of Service. Normal business hours are from 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (Eastern), Monday – Friday. After hours are from Friday at 6:00 p.m. to Monday at 8:30 a.m. (Eastern) and all day on Echo holidays which are: New Year’s Day, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx Xxx, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving and the Friday following, Christmas Day. Records and Reports. Contractor will maintain records of its Support and Maintenance Services, which shall include at least the following:

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