Terminating Traffic Factors Sample Clauses
The 'Terminating Traffic Factors' clause defines the criteria or metrics used to measure and evaluate the volume or characteristics of telecommunications traffic that is terminated on a network. Typically, this clause outlines how traffic is quantified, such as by minutes, calls, or data volume, and may specify the methods for calculating charges or settlements between parties based on these factors. Its core practical function is to ensure both parties have a clear, agreed-upon basis for billing and reconciliation, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring transparency in the management of network traffic.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 30% GTE to Nextel 70% Nextel to GTE 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2-way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 90% for GTE would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged between GTE and Nextel, 90% originated from a Nextel wireless end user customer and terminated to a GTE end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually acceptable traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 20% GTE to Mountaineer 80% Mountaineer to GTE 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2-way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 90% for GTE would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged betweenGTEandMountaineer, 90%originated from a Mountaineer wireless end user customer and terminated to a GTE end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually acceptable traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 10% GTE to Appalachian 90% Appalachian to GTE 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2- way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 90% for GTE would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged between GTE and Appalachian, 90% originated from a Appalachian wireless end user customer and terminated to a GTE end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually acceptable traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 25% CenturyTel to ACC 75% ACC to CenturyTel 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2-way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 75% to CenturyTel would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged between CenturyTel and ACC, 75% originated from an ACC wireless end user customer and terminated to a CenturyTel end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually accepted traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 20% GTE to Bluegrass 80% Bluegrass to GTE 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2-way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 90% for GTE would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged between GTE and Bluegrass, 90% originated from a Bluegrass wireless end user customer and terminated to a GTE end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually acceptable traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.
Terminating Traffic Factors. 10% GTE to Wireless 2000 90% Wireless 2000 to GTE 100% Total 2-way Usage The Terminating Traffic Factors describe the level of local usage originating from one Party and terminating to the other Party as a percentage of total 2-way local traffic exchanged between the Parties. For example, a factor of 90% for GTE would mean that, of total 2-way local MOUs exchanged between GTE and Wireless 2000, 90% originated from a Wireless 2000 wireless end user customer and terminated to a GTE end user customer. These factors are used to apportion flat rated transport facilities between the Parties and may be used where needed as a billing surrogate. These factors are subject to change based upon mutually acceptable traffic data on no less than a quarterly basis. If factors are not updated quarterly, the Parties shall use the last previously established factors.