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Software Currency and Release Levels. Service Provider’s responsibilities include the following: 1. Monitor “end-of-life” hardware and software processes resident in each DCS Service Provider’s technology plan and ensure proper notification is provided to DIR, DIR Customer and Third Party Vendors regarding support and software currency plans. 2. Unless otherwise directed by DIR, provide and support Software under Service Provider’s operational responsibility at the most recently released and generally available version of the Software (the “N” release level). 3. As directed by DIR, also support release N-1 and earlier versions of the Software for the longer of the following: 3.1. The thirty-six (36) month period following version N’s general public availability. 3.2. The time the Third Party Vendor ceases to support such version. 4. Use commercially reasonable efforts to support Software that is no longer supported by the Third Party Vendor.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. (a) Subject to this section 9.5 (Software Currency and Release Levels) Supplier shall provide support for all Software versions and release levels that exist in the Gap IT Environment as of the Effective Date until otherwise directed by Gap. (b) Unless otherwise directed by Gap, Supplier shall support Software under its operational responsibility at a recently released and generally available version of the Software (the “N” or “N-1” release level for the longer of (1) the * following version N’s general public availability or (2) the time the licensor discontinues standard commercially available support and maintenance for such version or release.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. Supplier’s responsibilities for Software currency and Release levels include the tasks, subtasks, and Deliverables set forth in Table 22 (Software Currency and Release Levels Responsibilities) below.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. 8.1 Subject to this Section VIII (Software Currency and Release Levels), Supplier shall provide support for all Software versions and release levels that exist in the Gap IT Environment as of the Effective Date until otherwise directed by Gap. 8.2 Unless otherwise directed by Gap, Supplier shall support Software under its operational responsibility at a recently released and generally available version of the Software. 8.3 As directed by Gap, Supplier shall support release * and earlier versions in the Gap IT Environment of the Software until the date the licensor discontinues standard commercially available support and maintenance for such version or release.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. 9.1 Subject to this Section IX (Software Currency and Release Levels), Supplier shall provide support for all Software versions and release levels that exist in the Gap IT Environment as of the Initiation Date until otherwise directed by Gap. 9.2 Unless otherwise directed by Gap, Supplier shall support Software under its operational responsibility at a recently released and generally available version of the Software (*). (a) “N” shall mean the *.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. (a) Subject to this section 10.6 (Software Currency and Release Levels) Supplier shall provide support for all Software versions and release levels that exist in the Gap IT Environment as of the Initiation Date until otherwise directed by Gap. * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. (b) Unless otherwise directed by Gap, Supplier shall support Software under its operational responsibility at a recently released and generally available version of the Software (the “N” or “N-1” release level for the longer of (1) the * following version N’s general public availability or (2) the time the licensor discontinues standard commercially available support and maintenance for such version or release.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. Supplier’s responsibilities include the following: 1. Unless otherwise directed by Company, provide and support Software under Supplier’s operational responsibility at the N Release Level. 2. As directed by Company, also support the N-1 Release Level, the N-2 Release Level, and earlier versions of the Software for the longer of the following: a. The thirty-six (36) month period following version N Release Level’s is available to the general public; and b. The time the Third-Party Vendor providing the Software ceases to support such version. 3. Use commercially reasonable efforts to support Software that is no longer supported by the Third-Party Vendor. 4. Provide support for all Software versions and Release levels (including non-standard software and obsolete versions required to run existing business functions) that exist as of the Effective Date until otherwise directed by Company. 5. Maintain a standard current release of Software on Company Systems managed by Supplier: a. Following each new N Release Level issued by a Third-Party Vendor: i. Within eight (8) months after the release of a new N Release Level by a Third-Party Vendor, test and evaluate the new release in preparation for upgrading the global eligible recipient environment to the new standard level. ii. Engage with Company Application teams to understand the Company’s workload required to migrate the production environments to the new Software revision. iii. Within eight (8) months after the N Release Level, build a deployment strategy and plan, obtain Company approval of that strategy and plan, and begin deployment in compliance with the Company-approved deployment strategy and plan. b. In partnership with the Software manufacturer, build and maintain a schedule of anticipated Releases of major and minor Releases of Systems Software; and communicate these schedules to the Company Application teams to build awareness and preparedness to perform the necessary testing and porting of Applications into the new standard environments. c. Develop and maintain relationships with Software suppliers on behalf of Company for the purpose of receiving product roadmaps, lifecycle briefings and other information pertinent to Company Application teams and other decision-makers.
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Software Currency and Release Levels. Unless otherwise directed by City of Minneapolis, provide and support Software under Unisys operational responsibility at the most recently released and generally available version of the Software (the "n" release level). Unisys
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Software Currency and Release Levels. Service Provider’s responsibilities include the following: 1. Monitor “end-of-life” hardware and software processes resident in each DCS Service Provider’s technology plan and ensure proper notification is provided to DIR, DIR Customer and Third Party Vendors regarding support and software currency plans. 2. Unless otherwise directed by DIR, provide and support Software under Service Provider’s operational responsibility at the most recently released and generally available version of the Software (the “N” release level). 3. As directed by DIR, also support release N-1 and earlier versions of the Software for the longer of the following:
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