Third Party Benchmarking Sample Clauses

Third Party Benchmarking. (a) TELUS may, at [***], in lieu of a Price Review, request that a benchmarking exercise be conducted (a “Benchmarking”), using a formal benchmarking process to evaluate the value that TELUS and the TELUS Group Members are receiving for the Services relative to what it could obtain from Third Party service providers for Comparable Services. Such Benchmarking may, at the request of TELUS, also include a Service Level Review. (b) In order to initiate a Benchmarking, TELUS shall provide TI with written notice (a “Benchmarking Notice”) within [***] after [***]. The Benchmarking Notice shall specify the particular Services and service locations which will be the subject of the Benchmarking. The Parties recognize that given the number of Services that TI provides, directly or indirectly, to TELUS and the level of effort required to properly normalize comparables, it is neither practical nor desirable to undertake a review of all, or substantially all, of the Services in any single Benchmarking. Accordingly, unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties, a particular Benchmarking will be limited to those core Services identified in the Price Review/Benchmarking Sampling List attached as Schedule 8.7, together with a selection of other Services, if any, that TELUS acting reasonably designates in the Benchmarking Notice. (c) Upon delivery of the Benchmarking Notice, the Parties will forthwith agree on and retain a Third Party benchmarker (the “Benchmarker”). The Parties will select the Benchmarker by each Party putting forward a proposed qualified candidate, with the Parties agreeing on one of the two proposed candidates, or if the Parties are unable to agree on one of the two proposed candidates, the Parties selecting another mutually agreed-upon qualified candidate. The Benchmarker shall be an independent industry-recognized benchmarking service provider, with experience in international business process outsourcing services arrangements. Unless otherwise mutually agreed by the Parties, a proposed Benchmarker will be deemed not to be independent if it has provided consulting services to a Party within [***] months prior to the date of its proposed selection or will be providing consulting services to a Party within [***] months following the date of its proposed selection. If the Parties cannot agree on a Benchmarker within [***] from the date of the Benchmarking Notice (or such shorter or longer period as they may mutually agree in writing), then the matter sh...
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