Transition Assistance Services. Transition Assistance Services shall include:
(a) Full cooperation and participation in the Transition planning process, as more par- ticularly described in Section 16.06, which shall commence no later than the com- mencement of the Transition Period, at DIR’s sole and absolute discretion, and shall involve a series of meetings among the representatives of DIR, Vendor, the succes- sor service provider, if known, representatives of Vendor’s current State agency Cus- tomers and other parties whose participation would enhance the planning process, which process is more fully described in Phase Four set forth in this Section 16.04; and
(b) Vendor providing to DIR, or the successor service provider, all of the items and mat- ters called out for in this Article 16, and other items or information reasonably neces- sary to complete the transition of the Services under the CTSA. Without limiting the foregoing, the Transition Assistance Services shall occur in five phases:
(1) Phase 1 – Initial Reporting of Services Subject to Transition. On or by Decem- ber 31st two years prior to the Transition Effective Date, Vendor shall provide a written report, in the form required by DIR, disclosing all Services, as of De- cember 1st of the same year, that have expiration dates beyond the Expiration Date. Without limiting the foregoing, Vendor shall report on and include:
(A) All Software that Vendor uses to perform its Services with each Customer and/or Authorized End User under each of the Services, including com- plete source and machine readable data, associated manuals, proce- dures, processes, documentation, descriptions, data files and other such items as available in accordance with existing third party licensing agreements. For each item of Software listed, Vendor shall provide a copy of the associated software license held by Vendor, the status of the transferability of the associated licenses to a successor entity under con- ditions similar to that of this Transition and the costs for Transition to DIR or the successor service provider, if any;
(B) All hardware and other equipment, including all hardware leases for Equipment used to perform each Service, including leases which have a term beyond the Expiration Date. Vendor shall provide a copy of the as- signment/transfer and early termination clauses for each lease with a term beyond the Expiration Date and report on the status of transferability and any costs for transfer or early termination, if any. Vendor shal...
Transition Assistance Services. Transition Effective Date – Only refers to the meaning set forth in Exhibit B, Terms and Conditions, Section 16.01, Scope.
Transition Assistance Services. Are only related to the meaning set forth in Ex- hibit B, Terms and Conditions, Section 16.04,
Transition Assistance Services. Transition Assistance Services shall include:
a) Full cooperation and participation in the Transition planning process, as more particularly described in Section 21.6, which shall commence no later than the commencement of the Transition Period, at DIR’s sole and absolute discretion, and shall involve a series of meetings among the representatives of DIR, Vendor, the successor service provider, if known, representatives of Successful Respondent’s current State agency Customers and other parties whose participation would enhance the planning process, which process is more fully described in Phase Four (4) set forth in this Section 21.4; and
b) Successful Respondent providing to DIR, or the successor Service Provider, all of the items and matters called out for in this Article 21, and other items or information reasonably necessary to complete the transition of the Services under the CTSA. Without limiting the foregoing, the Transition Assistance Services shall occur in five (5) phases:
1) Phase 1 – Initial Reporting of Services Subject to Transition. On or by December 31st two
Transition Assistance Services. Transition Services (for Qualified and Non-Qualified Defined Contribution Plans) Contractor agrees to support the transition of recordkeeping and administrative services (“Transition Services”) to a successor service provider subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement. Contractor agrees to provide the following Transition Services prior to the termination effective date of the Agreement, as amended.
Transition Assistance Services. The Reliability Coordinator shall, upon LG&E/KU’s request, provide the Transition Assistance Services during the Transition Assistance Period at the Reliability Coordinator’s actual cost for such services. The quality and level of performance of the Functions by the Reliability Coordinator during the Transition Assistance Period shall not be degraded. After the expiration of the Transition Assistance Period, the Reliability Coordinator shall answer questions from LG&E/KU regarding the Functions on an “as needed” basis at the Reliability Coordinator’s then-standard billing rates.
Transition Assistance Services. The ITO shall, upon LG&E/KU’s request, provide the Transition Assistance Services during the Transition Assistance Period at a cost to be negotiated and mutually agreed to at that time. The quality and level of performance of the Functions by the ITO during the Transition Assistance Period shall not be degraded. After the expiration of the Transition Assistance Period, the ITO shall answer questions from LG&E/KU regarding the Functions on an “as needed” basis at the ITO’s then-standard billing rates.
Transition Assistance Services. Upon termination for any reason, Empower will provide to Plan Sponsor the deconversion and transition assistance services set forth in the Recordkeeping Services Schedule, attached hereto. For the avoidance of doubt, this Agreement will govern the transition assistance services provided.
Transition Assistance Services. Each Party agrees that, upon termination of this Agreement in while or in part or any of the Services provided under this Agreement, it will cooperate, and will cause its Affiliates to cooperate, in good faith with the other Party and provide the other Party reasonable assistance to make an orderly transition to another supplier of the Services (the “Transition Assistance Services”). Transition Assistance Services shall include, without limitation, the following:
(a) developing a transition plan;
(b) providing training to personnel to perform Services; and
(c) organizing and delivering Records and documents necessary to allow continuation of the Services, including delivering such materials in electronic forms and versions as requested by the requesting Party.
Transition Assistance Services. In the event INTESA needs to migrate, transfer, or terminate the Cloud Service, in whole or in part, Supplier will provide, to the extent of INTESA’s request, the transition assistance Services described below (the “Transition Assistance Services”). During the term of the Agreement, and up to one year thereafter, at the professional Services rates and applicable fixed fees specified in the Agreement, in accordance with a transition assistance PO(s), Supplier will:
A. cooperate with INTESA, Customer, and/or any other service provider designated by INTESA to support the transfer of Content and/or any applicable Supplier Software licensed to INTESA (and related Services and Deliverables) to Customer, INTESA, or other service provider.
B. provide professional Services as requested by INTESA to facilitate the transition (including support for the transfer/migration of Supplier Software) from the Cloud Service to a replacement solution provided by INTESA, Customer, or other service provider.
C. continue providing and supporting the Cloud Service until the transition to a replacement solution has been completed and INTESA notifies Supplier of such completion and the appropriate disposition of Content and related Services and Deliverables. Attachment B: Technical Services Engagement Definitions “Deliverables” include Developed Works and, to the extent indicated in the applicable PO, Preexisting Works and Tools
