Technical obligations Sample Clauses

Technical obligations. 3.8.1. Digital signature The REGISTRAR must have an advanced class 2C digital signature, and use it when communicating with the REGISTRY under the conditions established in the Assignment Procedure. In the future, the REGISTRY may accept other secure means of identification from the REGISTRAR. In such case, the acceptance of those means will be made public on the REGISTRY's internet site, and they may be used by the REGISTRAR for the same purposes as the digital signature mentioned in the paragraph above.
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Technical obligations. Agency agrees to provide any graphics, text, or technical services necessary to set-up and maintain the appropriate links to the Agency website for the term of this Agreement and in accordance with the specifications set forth in this Agreement.
Technical obligations. 2.1 The School will provide the Classroom with high-speed internet access such that the Teacher may: download and view the educational activities and supplemental resources using a portable document format (PDF) reader; share with Students supplemental resources at a variety of websites on the internet; and, stream the performance recording hosted on xxxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx.
Technical obligations. H.I. pledges to do the following as part of the CVD Project in partnership with BMHCDA:
Technical obligations. In the frame of the project and in cooperation with [the Association], HI agrees to: - create effective conditions (detail) in each association to set up a team dedicated to the guidance and support of persons with disabilities in their professional integration; - train the teams set up; - provide technical support to the teams set up during activities, etc. [detail]
Technical obligations. The Licensee shall adhere to the Minimal Security Requirements set forth in Schedule 14.
Technical obligations. The obligation of Aruba to provide to Distributor back-up Support Services hereunder is subject to Distributor’s fulfillment of the following conditions, in addition to providing first- and second-level support to its Resellers or End Users. Support Level Definitions for first level through third level support are listed below. • Qualifications. In order to ensure that Distributor’s End-Users receive total satisfaction with Aruba products and services, Distributor should have a support infrastructure established staffed with a minimum of [***] people either (i) certified as Aruba Certified Mobility Professionals (ACMP — available July 2007) or (ii) who have completed the Advanced Training & Operations course and then passed the ACMP within 90 days; and [***] people certified as Aruba Certified Mobility Experts (ACMX) within 90 days after availability (target availability is July 2007). A minimum of [***] certified individuals must be staffed during local business hours for the End Users being supported, and a minimum of one certified individual must be on-call after hours. Only those individuals who are ACMP or ACMX certified may escalate support calls to Aruba. Distributor agrees to increase the number of Aruba-certified individuals as the annual revenue from sales of Aruba equipment increases in accordance with the following table: Aruba Sales Volume (Net) ACMPs ACMXs Total Minimum Certified Engineers $0 - $1 million [***] [***] [***] $1 million - $2.5 million [***] [***] [***] $2.5 million - $5 million [***] [***] [***] $5 million + [***] [***] [***] ACMP Certification includes: • Meeting the pre-requisite qualifications • Completing pre-courseware • Maintaining ACMP Certification by taking continuing education classes when available, and recertifying every [***] years • Distributor should be able to provide the following to its Resellers and End-Users: • Provide 24x7 technical support hotline and coverage for Priority 1 issues (defined below); Minimum 12x5 technical support for all other issues • Provide First-level and Second-level support • Follow defined escalation procedures • Offer remote diagnostics capabilities • Provide and execute software upgrades and maintenance releases • Offer hardware and software warranty as noted in Exhibit F • Maintain a local spares inventory • Establish technical support lab • Have a technical staff that is knowledgeable in IP and Wireless LAN protocols, as well as UNIX, and keep the staff trained and current on Arub...
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Technical obligations. You agree to:
Technical obligations. [The Association] agrees to recruit the following local personnel in consultation with HI: - 1 full-time coordinator of the Integration team; - 2 full-time facilitators incorporated to the Integration team. The personnel will be paid by [the Association] according to the amount specified in Appendix 2. [The Association] assumes responsibility as employer of the personnel.
Technical obligations a. Providing, on demand, the specific OEM adaptation of the user interfaces for DT with respect to the DT corporate identity;
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