Time-outs Sample Clauses

Time-outs. The Services are subject to certain restrictions on continuous use in order to maintain the security and integrity of Sprint's network and the Services. A. The Services are subject to the following session time-outs: 1. Idle session timeout = 60 minutes 2. Maximum session timeout = 10 hours B. The calculation of time for each session type will be measured from the time a new session is authenticated and authorized. End-users who are timed-out will not be prevented from reconnecting to the network.
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Time-outs. The Corporation shall be entitled to postpone for a period of time (which in the judgment of the Corporation is reasonable under the circumstances) the filing of any registration statement otherwise required to be prepared and filed by it pursuant to Section 2.1 if the Corporation determines, in its reasonable judgment, that such registration and offering would interfere with any financing, acquisition, corporate reorganization or other proposed material transaction involving the Corporation or any of its Affiliates or that it would require the Corporation to disclose material non-public information that it deems advisable not to disclose and promptly gives PTFM written notice of such determination. Further, the Corporation shall have the right to require PTFM participating not to sell securities in a public offering for a period of up to 90 days during the effectiveness of any registration statement if the Corporation shall determine that such sale would interfere with any transaction involving the Corporation as described above or that such registration would require disclosure of such material non-public information. If pursuant to the preceding sentence the Corporation has required PTFM to discontinue the sale of securities during the effectiveness of a registration statement, then the period of time any such registration statement must be kept effective pursuant to Section 2.3(ii) hereof shall be extended for a period equal to the length of such discontinuance.
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Time-outs. Also, tickets where there is a direct financial impact on the business or issues that may result in non-compliance. 4 Hours 12 Hours 24 Hours P3 Normal Errors that are non-disabling or cosmetic and clearly have little or no impact on the normal operation of the services, e.g. minor performance degradation, maintenance task 12 Hours 48 hours 80 hours *AWT = Agent Working Time: This is the time a ticket spends with Chevin for action during the allocated agent’s working hours. If a ticket is passed back to the customer for action the status will be changed to PENDING, at which time we are no longer accruing time. When the customer responds to the ticket, the status will return to Open and agent working time will accrue again. Each Chevin Fleet Solutions customer will have a designated Customer Success Manager. The role of the Customer Success Managers is to help the Customer with Chevin Fleet Solutions product adoption, including sharing Chevin Fleet Solutions best practice advice, guidance on helping the Customer derive maximum value from Chevin products and services, and helping to escalate technical issues as necessary. The Customer is responsible for its evaluation and for any implementation of the Customer Success Manager’s recommendations. You can contact the Customer Success Team by emailing: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Contact details for the assigned Customer Success Manager will also be provided. Reproducible errors that are at risk of breaching the target resolution time will be escalated by the Chevin team to higher support tiers for further investigation, analysis and urgent action, based on the following approach and workflow: • Ticket within 2 hours of breaching target resolution time: Triggers emailed escalation to Level 2 and ticket flagged on dashboard • Ticket breaching target resolution time: Triggers emailed escalation to Level 3 and ticket flagged on Level 3 dashboard • Ticket significantly exceeding target resolution time by 2, 4 or 12 hours for urgent, high and normal tickets respectively, triggers emailed escalation to Level 4, ticket flagged on Level 4 dashboard and daily swarm review. Customers can also communicate with support agents to request the escalation of a ticket. If you need additional escalation support, please reach out to your Customer Success Manager and they will help to escalate the issue for you within Chevin Fleet Solutions. Chevin Fleet Solutions escalation matrix: 1 Agent Owning the Ticket 2 Technical Suppor...
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Time-outs. Two (2) full 1 minute time outs and two 30-second time outs will be allowed per game.
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