SOFTWARE DEFECTS. 19.1. Supplier warrants that any Goods comprising computer hardware or software, and supplied by Supplier to GSK (the "Products"):
19.1.1. are free from viruses, defects, disabling codes, software routines or hardware components designed to permit (either automatically or through externally applied controls) unauthorised access or allow the Products to be disabled, have content erased, or otherwise be harmed (collectively, "Contaminants"), have been duly tested to ensure that there are no such Contaminants, and are subject to recognised and appropriate release procedures including the latest version of a proprietary virus detection software package approved by GSK, and Supplier shall procure that corresponding obligations are imposed with its sub-contractors or agents;
19.1.2. have been obtained from a reputable and reliable software developer and not through any interest group or multi- organisational software sharing scheme, and do not include any open source, freeware or shareware (unless otherwise agreed in writing in advance by GSK); and
19.1.3. will comply and function substantially in accordance with any related user documentation.
19.2. Supplier warrants that neither the performance nor the functionality of the Products will be adversely affected by any changes caused by the advent of a particular calendar date.
19.3. Supplier shall indemnify GSK and its Affiliates, and keep them indemnified, on demand from and against all Losses incurred or suffered as a result of or in connection with Supplier's breach of the warranties set out in clauses 19.1and 19.2 above.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. 17.1. The Supplier warrants that any Goods or Services comprising computer hardware or software, and supplied by Supplier to GSK:
17.1.1. are free from viruses, defects, disabling codes, software routines or hardware components designed to permit (either automatically or through externally applied controls) unauthorised access or allow the Products to be disabled, have content erased, or otherwise be harmed, have been duly tested to ensure that there are no hazards described above, and are subject to recognised and appropriate release procedures including the latest version of a proprietary virus detection software package approved by GSK, and the Supplier will ensure that corresponding obligations are imposed with its sub-contractors or agents;
17.1.2. have been obtained from a reputable and reliable software developer and not through any interest group or multi-organisational software sharing scheme, and do not include any open source, freeware or shareware (unless otherwise agreed in writing in advance by GSK); and
17.1.3. will comply and function substantially in accordance with any related user documentation.
17.2. The Supplier warrants that neither the performance nor the functionality of the hardware or software will be adversely affected by any changes caused by the advent of a particular calendar date.
17.3. The Supplier will indemnify GSK and its Affiliates, and keep them indemnified, on demand from and against all Losses incurred or suffered as a result of or in connection with the Supplier's breach of the warranties set out in items 1 and 2 above.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. There are no problems or defects in the Software including bugs, viruses, logic errors or failures which could prevent the Software from operating substantially as described in its documentation or specifications and the Software operates in accordance with its documentation and specifications.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. 10.2.1. Remedy
(a) Service Provider remedies software defects at its option by providing a new version of Platform or by indicating reasonable measures to reduce or avoid the effects of the defect.
(b) Defects must be notified in writing with a comprehensible and detailed description of the causes of the defects, and as far as possible evidenced by written recordings, hard copies or other documents demonstrating the defects.
(c) The notification of defects shall be made in a form that enables Service Provider to reproduce the defect.
(d) Service Provider may refuse to remedy defects until Customer has paid the agreed fees to Service Provider less the amount that corresponds to the economic value of the defect.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS a. YOUNEEQ has no obligation to correct errors or defects in any third-party software.
b. YOUNEEQ will cooperate to provide Error Modifications to correct any Errors to software defects in the YouneeqAI that Youneeq finds and repairs through the course of Youneeq ’s own business operations for a period of 24 months after the Acceptance phase. XXXXXXX will provide the fix in the form of a patch file or similar means that Youneeq will be responsible for integrating.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. In the case where PMWeb determines that an Incident is the result of a software defect, the Incident will be presented by the analyst to PMWeb’s Development Group for potential revision in a future release or patch. In the event that the Incident is the result of a software defect in OEM code provided to PMWeb by another vendor, PMWeb will document the problem and enter an Incident with the OEM vendor for potential revision in a future release or patch.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. For issues that are not classified as Severity 1, that require a code fix, Aurigo will provide a committed time to fix the defect within the time to repair window. As long as Aurigo delivers the fix within committed time, Aurigo will be deemed compliant with time to repair service level.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. Section 3.1(ix) of the Disclosure Schedule includes a list of all material problems or defects in the Software, including, without limitation, bugs, logic errors or failures of the Software.
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. Except as listed in Section 3.1(j)(ix) of the Disclosure Schedule, to the Warrantor’s knowledge, there are no problems or defects in the Software including bugs, logic errors or failures of the Software to operate as described in their related documentation or specifications, and, except for such disclosed problems or defects, the Software operates substantially in accordance with its documentation and specifications;
SOFTWARE DEFECTS. In the case where Xxxxxxx determines that an Incident is the result of a defect in the Software, the Incident will be presented to Xxxxxxx’x Engineering Group for potential revision in a future release or patch. In the event that the Incident is the result of a software defect in code provided to Xxxxxxx by another vendor, Xxxxxxx will document the problem and may enter an incident with the vendor for potential revision in a future release or patch.