User Experience. Unless Google and the Institution agree otherwise, at a minimum, Google will provide the authorized users of the Institution (provided the Institution is a then current subscriber to the full Institutional Subscription offered to Higher Education Institutions) with First Class Access (as defined below) to the full Institutional Subscription offered to Higher Education Institutions. As used herein, “First Class Access” means a user experience consistent with Sections 4.1(d) through 4.1(f) of the Settlement Agreement, and that will always include the features set forth or referred to in the last sentence of Section 4.1(d) of the Settlement Agreement and in Sections 4.1(e)(2-4) and 4.1(f) of the Settlement Agreement.
User Experience. A basic Idea of what the working structure of the tool will look like can be seen in the following figure. The DMS can be configured by an administrator. Workflows can be defined with a workflow- tool (by a user or by an administrator). Uploading of workflows would be done by an administrator. The user can access the DMS and all its functions (versioning, tagging of documents, document search etc.) with all the known tools (Explorer, Office-Software, Web-Browser). With the new GSN-Tool it will be possible to configure a defined view on the documents to build a safety argument (see Figure (E)).
User Experience. 1. Project Goals and Scope of Services The first phase of the plan is intended to help define the corridor route on the north side of weigles road. This consists of the production and installation of approximately 40 trailhead and en-route signs as identified by the signage plan over 5.8 km of trail. Deliverables of this project are as follows: ● Design and produce signs as per Whistler Trail Standards ● Blazes, reflective affixed markers “DC” (Doumont Corridor) creation and production ● Provide sign posts, fasteners and any other materials (Appendix A) ● Installation of all of the above Note that the successful proponent will be required to attend a contract pre-work meeting with representatives of the NMBC (i.e. the project managers), and may be expected to periodically meet with project managers to review project progress. The corridor route (subject to revision): Snakes and Ladders,Old Car, Rhino, Rotten Rooter, Space Balls xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxx.xxx/route/north-side-doumont-corridor/ Also to indicate exit point back to the road (Bump) The Doumont managed trail network signage will ultimately meet the Whistler Trail Standard See Signage details Appendix A and Template Appendix B 2. Anticipated Selection Schedule December 5, 2018
3. Time and Place of Submission of Proposals Proposals are to be submitted via email to Xxxx Xxxxxx via xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx, Trails Director by 11:59pm on December 2nd, 2018.
User Experience. II: Examples of ACI-b Batch Jobs Assume a PI with a 20 core allocation Example 1 - PI needs 20 cores for 720 hours – PI submits job to Guaranteed Queue and job will start begin within a specified Guaranteed Response Time Example 2 - PI needs to meet a proposal deadline and needs a job of 40 cores for 180 hours – PI submits job to Burst Queue and job will follow “bursting” allocations Example 3 - PI has an unbalanced workflow and needs to submit jobs twice a month requiring 40 cores for 90 hours – PI submits jobs to Burst Queue and jobs will follow “bursting” allocations Example 4 - PI needs 100 cores for 72 hours – Job requires an exception and will follow the exceptions process
User Experience. You shall be responsible for, as applicable, designing, implementing, hosting and maintaining the Consumer experience, in compliance with the Service Documentation, including but not limited to the Branding Requirements, which shall include (i) an interface on the Merchant Platform or Acceptance Devices, as applicable, to obtain any necessary consent in accordance with Section 5.6, if applicable and that enables the display of one or more available Installment Plans to an Eligible Cardholder and allows an Eligible Cardholder to select an Installment Plan, all in accordance with the Service Description (the “Installment User Interface”); and (ii) printed, downloadable or emailed receipts for Installment Transactions including the Installment Plan selected by an Eligible Cardholder and the Installment Terms. The Installment User Interface, user experience including receipt requirements shall comply with the requirements detailed in the Service Documentation and applicable Laws. Upon Moneris’ request, you shall submit within five (5) days, or such other timeframe as may be set out in the Service Documentation or as required by Law, screenshots or other evidence of the Installment User Interface, receipts and any related marketing or information provided to a Consumer. If Visa, a VIS Issuer or Moneris, in its discretion, determines that the Installment User Interface or receipts do not comply with the Service Documentation or Law, you shall modify the Installment User Interface and receipts immediately to ensure compliance. Any approval or feedback from Moneris or Visa shall not relieve you of your responsibility to comply with the terms of this Schedule, the Service Documentation and applicable Laws.
User Experience. Yahoo and Match will use ** efforts to prevent their respective users from abusing the other's users (e.g., Yahoo and Match will attempt to reduce the "spam" that appears on the Yahoo Personals site from users of Match Site and the One&Only Network and vice versa).
User Experience. (a) Following the launch of the new Residential Portal, [*] during the Initial Term, or at an otherwise mutually-agreeable frequency, usability testing will be conducted by an independent firm regarding the Client implementation of the Synacor platform(s) for [*] to obtain [*]. The Parties will agree on a testing firm and the testing methodology. [*]. The Parties will review the test results and determine if and how to improve the products which may include prioritizing UX work requests into development cycles.
(b) In order to identify and appropriately prioritize projects for improving the products, Client agrees to [*]. Furthermore, Client may in its sole discretion, [*].
(c) Synacor will use commercially reasonable efforts to incorporate such identified and mutually agreed upon projects related to user feedback into releases. Synacor and Client will actively track and report to each other customer experience enhancements. [*] the parties will review customer experience projects implemented in the previous [*]. Projects should be associated with corresponding customer feedback or user testing when applicable.
(d) Synacor and Client will incorporate customer experience and retention metrics in a standard scorecard that will be reviewed [*].
User Experience. 7.1 Customer satisfaction information is sought from service users and feedback through the monthly meetings referred to in Paragraph 5 or if there is a more serious issue to address it is acted on immediately. Generally the service received is good but there have been some examples where ELS lacks District level expertise particularly with regard to Planning matters.
7.2 Members will be already aware of a substantial increase in spend against the £95,000 2012/13 budget. Members of the Overview and Scrutiny Committee have formed a working group to look into the reasons for this. However the majority of the increased spend was around due to an increase the following areas : - Use of the Monitoring Officer resource Planning advice Specialist Employment Law advice
User Experience. 4.1. You hereby acknowledge and accept that the Company does not classify its clients since it considers all clients to be retail clients as defined under Article 4 al. 2 FinSA.
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