Service Levels and Performance Indicators Sample Clauses

Service Levels and Performance Indicators. This SLA covers a number of service categories, each of which is defined in a separate sub clause in Appendix A. For each of the services specified in Appendix A, a parameter or set of parameters which gives a measure of the quality of the service is also specified. The target values (or sets of values) for these parameters represent the Service Level which EDINA commits to provide. Performance indicators will be calculated monthly, quarterly or annually, depending on the period the individual data items cover. Performance of agreed service levels will be calculated over any 12 consecutive months. Where a service has not yet been in operation for twelve months, or where the definition of the service level has been changed within the previous twelve months, the service cannot be said to have not met the SLA provisions. However, analysis of trends may lead to review and negotiation before 12 months have passed in cases where it becomes clear that an inability to meet SLA provisions can be foreseen. Services should be available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year with the exception of Scheduled Maintenance periods. Samples taken to provide statistical evidence of simple search response times and start to load times will be as uniform in sample size as possible, across every service. Samples will be taken over each 24 hour period and broken down into Peak and Off Peak Periods. EDINA shall not be required to discharge its commitments under this SLA when any event or series of events beyond its reasonable control prevents it from providing the services defined in Appendix A provided that EDINA promptly notifies JISC of:
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