Technology Infrastructure Sample Clauses

Technology Infrastructure. The School shall, at its expense, provide adequate technological infrastructure to support all required online test administration.
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Technology Infrastructure. 470 The School shall, at its expense, provide adequate technological infrastructure to 471 support all required online test administration.
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Technology Infrastructure. Please describe the property’s existing or planned infrastructure relative to fiber, high-speed data transmission, internet connection, power redundancy and all other telecommunication support planned for the property. Please indicate building demarcation point. The building should have access to high speed data transmission and internet connectivity.
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Technology Infrastructure. As part of the Base Building Work (as defined in Section 29), Landlord will, at its expense, install and reserve for Tenant's use four 4" PVC conduits linking the main mechanical/electrical rooms for each building in the Development. Landlord will also arrange for fiber optic cable inside the Building to which Tenant can connect.
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Technology Infrastructure. ‌ In Figure 8, the system architecture is displayed. A web server is the main compo- nent that is required for this application. System users (farmers, factory and the agri- cultural department) need an internet connection to be able to use BannaTree. The farmer interface is designed for smartphone screens. The other interface (for the factory and agricultural department) has been designed for laptop screens. Python in combination with Django is used to generate the web pages. A MySQL database is used to store the data. This database service runs on the same server as the Python code. No decision has been made yet about the actual server platform where Ban- naTree will be deployed on. An option that we are considering at this moment is Xxxxxx.
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Technology Infrastructure. 1. RPS shall be responsible for the following infonnation technology in support of Client’s Project: · Provide laptop computers, hardware, software (except as may be requested by Client, as set forth below) and other related equipment to the RPS Project Team members designated by RPS and Client. · Provide all necessary maintenance and technical support for all hardware and applications provided by RPS. · Provide a desktop multifunction printer/fax machine to the RPS Project team members designated by RPS and Client. 2. Prior to the start of a Client study, Client must provide all technical requirements that will be needed to access Client’s systems or to complete the job specific workflow. If Client identifies any technical requirements after a study team has been deployed, such additional or revised technical requirement(s) shall be considered a technical change order (“Technical Change Order”). Any costs and/or expenses for a Technical Change Order(s) shall be the responsibility of Client, unless otherwise agreed to by the parties. Any Technical Change Order must be formally requested by Client and shall be subject to review and approval by RPS’ Director of Information Technology prior to implementation. Once the Technical Change Order has been evaluated to determine time and cost considerations, an implementation plan will be created and presented to Client to identify associated cost and implementation time lines. 3. If requested by Client, RPS shall install other study specific software required for the performance of the Services. Any such software and installation thereof shall be at Client’s expense. Any necessary maintenance and technical support for such Client-specific software shall be provided by Client. Upon the mutual agreement of the parties, RPS may provide first-line response for technical support of the software; provided, however, that responsibility for technical support of such software will be the responsibility of Client. 4. The parties shall cooperate in good faith to establish each party’s roles, responsibilities and processes for the efficient management of laptops and applications necessary for the performance of the Services.
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Technology Infrastructure. MVP will: (i) create, maintain and update all aspects of systems and server infrastructure and hosting, operating and updating the SportsLine Stores and each Third Party Store on MVP's own servers, it being understood that the SportsLine Stores will be hosted under the *** brand and primary URL *** CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION OMITTED AND FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. ASTERISKS DENOTE SUCH OMISSION. except as otherwise approved in advance and in writing by SportsLine, and the Third Party Stores shall be hosted under brands and primary URLs as specified in the agreement governing the applicable Third Party Store; (ii) integrate all elements of electronic retailing (including online shopping cart capacity, order and credit card processing, "wallet" technology, and product and inventory maintenance) necessary to publish and operate the SportsLine Stores and the Third Party Stores on a fully secure and integrated basis consistent, at a minimum, with *** (and update the same to keep pace with changes to industry practices) and SportsLine Existing Merchandise Agreements; (iii) be solely responsible for all connectivity and bandwidth costs and expenses associated with the SportsLine Stores and the Third Party Stores and coordinating logistics necessary to ensure a real time inventory interface between (A) the SportsLine Stores or the Third Party Stores, as applicable, and (B) MVP's back-end and distribution center systems; (iv) develop, maintain and update all application programming interfaces (APIs) necessary to integrate the SportsLine Stores and Third Party Stores with *** systems to enable *** marketing personnel to continue to promote products offered for sale on the SportsLine Stores and the Third Party Stores as provided in Exhibit D; (v) develop, maintain and update APIs necessary to authenticate, on a real time basis, authorization for *** to registered end users of the *** Web Site and Web sites with respect to which MVP is operating Third Party Stores, and such API's will operate in a manner such that registered end users will not have to re-enter previously submitted information. (vi) monitor the performance and availability of the SportsLine Stores and the Third Party Stores on a continuous basis.
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Technology Infrastructure. The MEP & FP Engineer shall have staff available to provide all services associated with the assigned Projects in an expeditious manner to comply with the Project Schedule to be provided by the School District or the Program Manager. The MEP & FP Engineer may be called upon to provide services on a number of these assigned Projects at the same time. It is anticipated that the construction cost of most assigned Projects will be between $300,000 to $5,000,000. Design and documentation of each of these assigned Projects shall be completed in an expeditious manner according to the schedule set by the Office of Capital Programs. Design and documentation durations will be based on the scope and complexity of the assigned Projects ranging from 2-8 months. The MEP & FP Engineer shall provide basic Construction Administration for the assigned Projects in accordance with the requirements listed in this Contract and as required by the School District or the Program Manager. The scope of Construction Administration services shall include, but may not be limited to, the following: (a) Reviewing submittals and obtaining approvals by the City of Philadelphia governing authorities; (b) Performing construction site observations; (c) Participating in construction meetings and preparing and distributing meeting minutes; (d) Responding to submittals and Requests for Information (RFIs); (e) Issuing Requests for Proposals; (f) Reviewing Proposals; (g) Reviewing Change Orders; and (h) Providing recommendations for Change Orders and Modifications.
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  • Technology Discoveries, innovations, Know-How and inventions, whether patentable or not, including computer software, recognized under U.S. law as intellectual creations to which rights of ownership accrue, including, but not limited to, patents, trade secrets, maskworks and copyrights developed under this Agreement.

  • Information Systems Acquisition Development and Maintenance a. Client Data – Client Data will only be used by State Street for the purposes specified in this Agreement.

  • Technology Upgrades Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, Verizon shall have the right to deploy, upgrade, migrate and maintain its network at its discretion. The Parties acknowledge that Verizon, at its election, may deploy fiber throughout its network and that such fiber deployment may inhibit or facilitate PNG’s ability to provide service using certain technologies. Nothing in this Agreement shall limit Verizon's ability to modify its network through the incorporation of new equipment or software or otherwise. PNG shall be solely responsible for the cost and activities associated with accommodating such changes in its own network.

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  • Project Monitoring The Developer shall provide regular status reports to the NYISO in accordance with the monitoring requirements set forth in the Development Schedule, the Public Policy Transmission Planning Process Manual and Attachment Y of the OATT.

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