Resource Unit Measurement Methodology Sample Clauses

Resource Unit Measurement Methodology. ‌ In managing the provision of Resource Units, Service Provider shall maintain the flexibility to respond to changes in DIR’s and DIR Customers’ demand for the Services on a day-to-day and month-to-month basis, particularly as to those portions of the Services where DIR and DIR Customers experience significant variations in demand. Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, if the provision of the Services requires increased dedicated support, additional resources, or extended hours of service, Service Provider shall provide such support, resources, or extended hours of service at no additional charge to DIR or DIR Customers (other than for ARCs, as provided herein, and amounts for which DIR is financially responsible as expressly provided in Attachment 4-B). Billable Resource Unit usage is measured on a monthly basis to determine DIR Customers’ actual utilization of such Resource Units compared to the applicable Monthly Resource Baseline for purposes of calculating ARCs and RRCs. Starting on the Commencement Date and monthly thereafter, Service Provider will measure, track and report usage of Resource Units Unless otherwise expressly stated herein with respect to an RU, Service Provider will measure and determine as of the last day of each calendar month the RU volume used in determining if ARCs or RRCs are applicable for purposes of determining the Resource Unit count for such month. Service Provider’s method and tools for measuring, tracking and reporting RUs is subject to DIR approval. Any automated system used by Service Provider to perform this responsibility shall be configured to track and record all user entries, reports, modifications, and all other actions taken in relation to the billing source data. DIR or its designee may, at any time, perform an audit of such automated system and all source data in accordance with Section 9 of the Agreement. Service Provider shall be responsible for recording all ARCs and RRCs due, and for reflecting these amounts in each Monthly Invoice, effective the month following completion and approval by DIR of the Resource Baseline True-Up. Service Provider shall present all applicable ARCs and RRCs for a particular month in one Monthly Invoice in accordance with Section 12.1 of the Agreement. Service Provider will calculate ARCs and RRCs using the applicable ARC rates and RRC rates for each Resource Unit Category.
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Resource Unit Measurement Methodology. ‌ In managing the Resource Units, Service Component Provider shall maintain the flexibility to respond to changes in DIR’s and Customers’ Service demand on a day-to-day and month-to-month basis, particularly as to those portions of the Services where DIR and Customers experience significant variations in demand. Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, if the provision of the Services requires increased dedicated support, additional resources, or extended hours of service, Service Component Provider shall provide such support, resources, or extended hours of service at no additional charge to DIR or Customers other than the Charges for applicable Resource Units. The Parties may jointly agree in writing to provide Resource Unit discounts for Customers with existing Equipment. Billable Resource Unit usage is measured on a monthly basis to determine DIR Customers’ actual Resource Unit utilization for purposes of calculating Charges. Starting on the Commencement Date and monthly thereafter, Service Component Provider will measure, track and report Resource Units usage. Unless otherwise expressly stated herein with respect to an RU, Service Component Provider will measure the aggregate RU volume consumed for all Customers in determining Charges as of the last day of each month. Monthly volumes can be adjusted to include any volume in service for at least one (1) day of the calendar month. Service Component Provider’s method and tools for measuring, tracking and reporting RUs is subject to DIR approval. Any automated system used by Service Component Provider to perform this responsibility shall be configured to track and record all user entries, reports, modifications, and all other actions taken in relation to the billing source data. DIR or its designee may, at any time, perform an audit of such automated system and all source data in accordance with Section 9.9, Audit Rights, of the Agreement.
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Resource Unit Measurement Methodology. In managing the provision of Resource Units, Service Provider shall maintain the flexibility to respond to changes in DIR’s and DIR Customers’ demand for the Services on a day-to-day and month-to-month basis, particularly as to those portions of the Services where DIR and DIR Customers experience significant variations in demand. Unless otherwise provided in the Agreement, if the provision of the Services requires increased dedicated support, additional resources, or extended hours of service, Service Provider shall provide such support, resources, or extended hours of service at no additional charge to DIR or DIR Customers (other than for ARCs, as provided herein, and amounts for which DIR is financially responsible as expressly provided in Attachment 2-B). Billable Resource Unit usage during the WITO Period is measured on a monthly basis to determine DIR Customers’ actual utilization of such Resource Units compared to the applicable Monthly Resource Baseline for purposes of calculating ARCs and RRCs. Billable Resource Unit usage for the WITO Period will be measured monthly. Service Provider shall be responsible for recording all ARCs and RRCs due, and for reflecting these amounts in each Monthly Invoice. Service Provider shall present all applicable ARCs and RRCs for a particular month in one Monthly Invoice in accordance with Section 12.1 of the Agreement. Service Provider will calculate ARCs and RRCs using the applicable ARC rates and RRC rates for each Resource Unit Category.
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Resource Unit Measurement Methodology. Billable Resource Unit usage during the WITO Period is measured on a one time basis to determine DIR Customers’ actual utilization of such Resource Units compared to the applicable Monthly Resource Baseline for purposes of calculating ARCs and RRCs. Billable Resource Unit usage for the WITO Period will be measured once, based on the April 2012’s actual volumes, and will carry over into the May and June time periods. Service Provider shall be responsible for recording all ARCs and RRCs due, and for reflecting these amounts in each Monthly Invoice. Service Provider shall present all applicable ARCs and RRCs for a particular month in one Monthly Invoice in accordance with Section 12.1 of the Agreement. Service Provider will calculate ARCs and RRCs using the applicable ARC rates and RRC rates for each Resource Unit Category. Unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties, there will be no changes made to the Resource Unit Categories or to the Resource Baselines during the WITO Period.
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