Technology Improvement. The Government may solicit and the BPA holder is encouraged to propose independently, technology improvements to the BPA. Proposals shall be submitted by the BPA holder and include a description of the products and/or services, an electronic copy of the pricing tables, technical literature that describes the products and/or services, and evidence of inclusion on GSA Schedule. Pricing shall include discounts from GSA Schedule at the same or greater level as the original BPA product prices.
Technology Improvement. The parties acknowledge that the Komo Platform is a platform and may extend toto multiple third party technologies and standards, all of which will evolve over time. Komo may modify the Subscription Services and Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect changes in technology and information security practices. Komo will notify the Customer in advance of any material modifications. If Xxxx proposes to introduce any “Breaking Change” (defined below) into the Komo Platform, then Komo will provide the Customer at least two (2) months’ notice prior to Xxxx's implementation of the Breaking Change, except in cases of emergency, such as critical vulnerability remediation, in which case Komo will provide as much prior notice as is reasonable in the circumstances. If a modification (including a Breaking Change) made by Komo materially reduces the features or functionality of the Subscription Services then, unless Xxxx has provided a substantially equivalent replacement, the Customer may, at any time within the 30 day period following Komo's implementation of the modification, terminate any affected Sales Order by delivery of written notice to Komo to that effect. Within 30 days of such termination, Xxxx will refund to the Customer a pro-rata amount of any affected Subscription Services fees prepaid to Komo and applicable to the unutilized portion of the Subscription Term for terminated Subscription Services, and any affected unutilised Professional Services fees prepaid to Komo. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Xxxx will not be obligated to provide the Customer with any refund for modifications made by Komo to address:
(i) changes in applicable law, (ii) changes in its third party certification standards (such as ISO 27001, ISO 27018 or PCI- DSS), or
(iii) a security vulnerability, unless, in the case of items (ii) and (iii), the modification is a Breaking Change, and the Breaking Change makes it impossible for the Customer to continue to use the Komo Platform. Upon any modification to the Subscription Services or Supplemental Materials, Komo may require the Customer to utilise updates to Komo software, or updates to third party software utilised by the Customer in order
Technology Improvement. Discuss circumstances where the Company is planning to introduce major changes in production, program, organisation, structure or technology that are likely to have significant effects on Employees, and discuss proposed changes with input from Employees, and if requested their representatives.
Technology Improvement. Mercero may modify the Subscription Services and Mercero Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect to changes in technology and information security practices. Mercero will notify Customer in advance of any material changes. Mercero may require Customer to utilize Mercero or third party software updates in order to continue using some or all of the Subscription Services (but at no additional charge with respect to updates provided by Mercero). If Xxxxxxx proposes to introduce any “Breaking Change” into the Mercero Platform, then Mercero will provide Customer at least one weeks’ notice prior to Xxxxxxx’s implementation of the Breaking Change, except in cases of emergency, such as critical vulnerability remediation, in which case Mercero will provide as much prior notice as is reasonable in the circumstances. A “Breaking Change” means a change to the Mercero Platform that, to Xxxxxxx’s knowledge, will cause failures in the interoperation of the Mercero Platform. If a modification made by Mercero materially reduces the features or functionality of the Subscription Services then, unless Mercero has provided a substantially equivalent replacement, or made the modification (i) to address a security vulnerability, (ii) to remain compliant with applicable law, or (iii) to comply with changes in its third party certification standards (such as ISO 27001 and ISO 27018), and if Customer has prepaid for a 12 month subscription, Customer may, at any time within the 30 day period following Mercero's
Technology Improvement. Five Quarters may modify the Subscription Services and Five Quarters Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect changes in technology and information processing practices. Five Quarters will notify Customer in advance of any material modifications. If Five Quarters proposes to introduce any “Breaking Change” (defined below) into the Five Quarters Platform, then Five Quarters will provide Customer at least three months’ notice prior to Five Quarters implementation of the Breaking Change, except in cases of emergency, such as critical vulnerability remediation, in which case Five Quarters will provide as much prior notice as is reasonable in the circumstances. If a modification made by Five Quarters materially reduces the features or functionality of the Subscription Services then, unless Five Quarters has provided a substantially equivalent replacement, or made the modification (i) to remain compliant with applicable law, (ii) to comply with changes in its third party certification standards (such as ISO 27001 and ISO 27018), or (iii) to address a security vulnerability, Customer may, at any time within the 30 day period following Five Quarters implementation of the modification, terminate any affected Sales Order by delivery of written notice to Five Quarters to that effect. Within 30 days of such termination, Five Quarters will refund to Customer a pro-rata amount of any affected
Technology Improvement. Auth0 may modify the Subscription Services and Auth0 Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect to changes in technology and information security practices. Auth0 will notify Customer in advance of any material modifications. If Auth0 proposes to introduce any “Breaking Change”
Technology Improvement. 1. The Borrower shall, through SETC, carry out Part D(1) of the Project in accordance with the TI Implementation Manual and with the provisions of this Loan Agreement.
2. No expenditures for goods or services required for a TI Subproject shall be eligible for financing out of the proceeds of the GEF Trust Fund Grant unless: (a) for TI Subgrants other than Quick-response Matching Grants, the TI Subgrant Agreement for such TI Subproject shall have been approved by the Bank and such expenditures shall have been made not earlier than ninety days prior to the date on which the Bank shall have received the application and information required under paragraph 3 of Part III of this Schedule in respect of such TI Subgrant; or (b) the TI Subgrant for such TI Subproject shall have been a Quick-response Matching Grant for which the Bank has authorized withdrawals from the Grant Account and such expenditures shall have been made not earlier than ninety days prior to the date on which the Bank shall have received the request and information required under paragraph 3 (b) of Part III of this Schedule in respect of such Quick-response Matching Grant. For the purposes of this Agreement, a Quick-response Matching Grant shall be a TI Subgrant for a TI Subproject in an amount to be financed out of the proceeds of the GEF Trust Fund Grant which, except as the Bank shall otherwise agree, shall not exceed: (i) $10,000 equivalent for each TI Subproject; or (ii) $1,000,000 equivalent, when added to all other Quick-response Matching Grants financed or proposed to be financed out of the proceeds of the GEF Trust Fund Grant.
3. When presenting a TI Subgrant (other than a Quick-response Matching Grant) to the Bank for approval, the Borrower shall furnish to the Bank an application, in form satisfactory to the Bank, together with: (i) a description of the TI Company and an appraisal of the TI Subproject in accordance with the TI Implementation Manual, including a description of the expenditures proposed to be financed out of the proceeds of the GEF Trust Fund Grant and the expenditures financed or proposed to be financed by the TI Company from sources other than the GEF Trust Fund Grant; (ii) the financed by the TI Company from sources other than the GEF Trust Fund Grant; (ii) the proposed terms and conditions of the TI Subgrant; and (iii) such other information as the Bank shall reasonably request.
4. TI Subgrants shall be made on terms whereby the Borrower shall obtain, by written co...
Technology Improvement. IDW may modify the AXN Services and IDW Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect to changes in technology and information security practices. IDW will notify Customer in advance of any material changes.
Technology Improvement. Fusebit may modify the Subscription Services and Fusebit Supplemental Materials as it determines necessary to reflect changes in technology and information processing practices. Fusebit will notify Customer in advance of any material modifications. If Xxxxxxx proposes to introduce any “Breaking Change” (defined below) into the Fusebit Platform, then Fusebit will provide Customer at least three months’ notice prior to Fusebit implementation of the Breaking Change, except in cases of emergency, such as critical vulnerability remediation, in which case Fusebit will provide as much prior notice as is reasonable in the circumstances. If a modification made by Fusebit materially reduces the features or functionality of the Subscription Services then, unless Fusebit has provided a substantially equivalent replacement, or made the modification (i) to remain compliant with applicable law, (ii) to comply with changes in its third party certification standards (such as SOC2), or (iii) to address a security vulnerability, Customer may, at any time within the 30 day period following Fusebit implementation of the modification, terminate any affected Sales Order by delivery of written notice to Fusebit to that effect. Within 30 days of such termination, Fusebit will refund to Customer a pro-rata amount of any affected Subscription Services fees prepaid to Fusebit and applicable to the unutilized portion of the Subscription Term for terminated Subscription Services, and any affected unutilized Professional Services fees prepaid to Fusebit. Upon any modification
Technology Improvement. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Primorsklesprom) said they saw that it is not necessary to use only new equipment. They saw several examples of old and new technology, and old and new equipment, operating successfully. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx (New Len Oil) appreciated the variety of technology options for wood processing and residue use for energy. Kiln drying. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx observed that the American approach to market and industry quality standards for lumber leads to a different approach to kiln drying than the government mandated grades and associated kiln drying schedules in Russia. He felt that FOREST kiln drying assistance offered new opportunities to improve kiln drying and add value to products. Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Biysk Boiler) realized the importance of fuel preparation and handling for boiler operation. He is interested in the possible fabrication of US systems under license such as the Kipper pin hole grate, Xxxxxxx cell, or Xxxxx and XxXxxxxx hybrid boilers. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx (Krasnoyarsk Institute of Technical Physics) was impressed by the level of automation in US energy systems and the small number of employees. He said that the trip would help him implement the four 200 kW to 6 MW bioenergy projects that he is engaged in. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx (ISEM, Irkutsk) said the trip would be very useful to help ISEM support their biomass energy clients. Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx (Turboblok Services) commented that the project horizon for biomass energy projects should be longer than they normally plan in Russia. It should be 15-20 years instead of the short term expectations they are used to. He may be developing a 1.5 MWe project for Terneiles using existing boiler capacity. Biysk Boiler Works is interested in implementing new grate and furnace designs for capacities up to 10 tph. This has direct application to the TM Baikal project that will receive targeted support from FOREST. Biysk will also continue to work with Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx on development of new boiler capacity. Igirma Tairiku will continue development with Biysk for new boilers as planned. Their progress depends on the expected purchase of the Russian share of Igirma Tairiku by a new owner. Ros DV wants to develop a 2 MWe system with a new boiler and kilns at Sukpai. They will look closer at Russian equipment as a result of the tour. New Len Oil is ready to purchase new boilers and have already installed foundations. The trip has raised questions about their project but appears to have stimulated their progress. Xxxxxxxx ...
