System Implementation. 3.3.1. Implementation of the System means the provision and installation of Hardware, including the installation of all Software components (which the Customer will have the right to use hereunder).
3.3.2. The Customer will implement the System for its use (to the extent specified in Annex 2 and Annex 7 hereto) in the Place of Performance so that conditions necessary for Acceptance are fulfilled no later than 120 days after the signing of the Contract.
3.3.3. System Implementation also includes the training of system administrators (the Customer’s employees), technical representatives of handling companies, and key Users designated by the Customer. The content and specific scope of training is provided in Annex 7, Part 2, hereto. The training must take place before the System starts operating.
3.3.4. System Implementation will follow the schedule provided in Annex 7, Part 3, hereto.
3.3.5. The Contractor is entitled to implement the System through a third party. The Contractor is liable for all performance provided through such persons to the same extent and quality as if the Contractor provided the performance itself.
3.3.6. The Customer will provide the Contractor with necessary cooperation during the System Implementation, in particular:
(a) Access to the Customer’s premises and office space where the System will implemented, during Working Hours for a period necessary to perform the Implementation, subject to the conditions referred to in Art. 9.5.hereof.
(b) Contacts to the Customer's staff members who have necessary information about the functioning of the computer network and other connecting systems of the Customer.
(c) Server location space for the Core BRS, under the conditions provided in Annex 2 hereto, will only be used for on-site solutions as referred to in Article 5.1 of Annex 2 hereto - Functional and Technical Specifications.
(d) Cabling, a local area network, and a 230 V power supply under the conditions set out in Annex 2 hereto.
3.3.7. When accessing the Customer’s infrastructure and facilities, the Contractor is obligated to follow all safety procedures and rules laid down by the Customer's internal regulations. The Contractor is also obligated to follow the Customer's instructions when accessing the Customer’s infrastructure and facilities.
3.3.8. The Contractor undertakes to comply with all internal regulations and rules of the Customer that are notified to the Contractor by the Customer when performing System Implementation on the ...
System Implementation. To enable this remote access, Mikron Corporation installs a communications kit on each cell (modem card, specific program and RJ45 connector). The Customer specifies the following: • Type of connection available; digital or analog with RJ45 or RJ11 socket; • Telephone number reserved for remote maintenance; • Contact name for providing local support (training).
System Implementation. 7.1.1.1 The following is the anticipated timetable detailing the duration for the implementation of the new solution, from award of contract, and may be subject to change. The system must be live within 4 weeks from the contract award. Install Software 1 Week Set up rules/Training 2 Weeks User Acceptance Testing 1 Week
System Implementation. To demonstrate how our negotiation system would interface with a full-featured ubicomp platform, we describe how negotiation and policy management works in Panoply [8]. Panoply provides functions for applications to manage individual devices and groups. The policy management and negotiation mechanisms are independent of the Panoply design, and could work for other ubicomp platforms with minor adjustments.
System Implementation. In SGKP-MANET, first, every member in the gathering executes Cluster Head Selection Step to separate the gathering U into bunches. On the off chance that any noxious endeavour of a member is distinguished during the execution of this progression, the proprietor of the malignant endeavour is expelled from the gathering. When the groups are framed, every member in each bunch executes Temporary Public Key Distribution Step to process and circulate the transitory open keys to different members in its group. At that point, every member in the bunch executes Temporary Public Key Verification and Secret Key Distribution Step for confirming the approaching transitory open keys, processing and broadcasting its own mystery key to different members in its own group cluster. Next, mystery keys are checked in Secret Key Verification
System Implementation. Implementation of the CADVoice® system to meet the functional requirements described herein will consist of tasks listed in the following sections.
System Implementation. Development Services in respect of any Project will be carried out substantially according to the applicable Statement of Work and Project Schedule, subject to any Excusable Delay. Customer shall be responsible for installation of software on Customer's computer environment, from time to time. TRECOM shall make training and technical assistance available to Customer in connection with such installation, at Customer's expense at TRECOM's regular rates. Customer and TRECOM acknowledge and agree that any change may affect the Project Schedule and may increase or decrease the price of the Development Services and agree that an evaluation and revision of the Project Schedule and the Project Fee will be made and approved each time a change request is made.
System Implementation. The following sections describe the major server-side components of the MICO platform and how they interact with each other.
System Implementation. EDS will, promptly after execution of this Agreement but no later than October 14, 1994 implement the Base Services, and provide updates and changes as they occur. FVH shall pay the charges for such initial implementation in accordance with Section 5.5 of this Agreement.
System Implementation. 2.3.1. System implementation and integration shall include the following:
2.3.1.1. Requirements and design for implementation
