Standard Changes Sample Clauses
The "Standard Changes" clause defines the procedures and conditions under which routine or minor modifications to a contract or project can be made without requiring a formal amendment. Typically, this clause outlines what types of changes qualify as standard—such as minor adjustments to specifications, timelines, or deliverables—and may specify who has the authority to approve them and the process for documenting these changes. Its core practical function is to streamline the management of predictable, low-impact changes, reducing administrative burden and ensuring that small adjustments do not disrupt the overall workflow or require renegotiation of the entire agreement.
Standard Changes. The Company will continue its present administration of the one for one incentive system as it has in the past. This includes the right to change the standard as required. Should a need develop to discontinue one for one or install a program different than one for one for the direct labour employees, the Company will do so only after giving the Union ninety (90) days notice.
Standard Changes. 9.5.1 Any software configuration work would be defined as a change. The list below provides details of the types of changes included within this Service. Where the word amendment is used, this means the functionality must already be in place. If there is a need to configure additional functionality this would be classed as a Non Standard Change and would follow the Specialist Support Team.
9.5.2 Standard changes are defined as system configuration changes taking no more than 2 hours and do not impact Service delivery. The standard change bundle will include – User / virtual extension configuration management (set up / modify / delete) ▇▇▇▇ group configuration management Voicemail configuration management Set up of new DDIs and extensions Basic network configuration changes
Standard Changes. These are changes that the Helpdesk can carry out on a regular basis, and therefore follow a specific process and they are pre-costed. There are no formal time-limits to these and the response is subject to the volume of incidents and the resources that Help Desk have available at the time. However, a guideline of 20 working days is given, particularly in those cases where the change must be passed to a third party for completion.