Added Services definition
Added Services means the private non-advertising-supported Video-On-Demand programming services that are, and at all times during the Term shall be, (a) wholly-owned, operated and controlled by Licensee, (b) branded “Avail-TVN” and/or, for each System, white-labeled with the branding of such System and (c) accessible (i) via the website currently located at URLs consistent with such branding (“Online Service”) and (ii) via a video-player software application (also known as a “mobile app”) downloadable to Mobile Phones and Tablets at no cost to the Subscriber (other than equipment and data fees, and per-transaction prices to view Licensed Films and other programs on a VOD basis) (“Mobile Service”).
Added Services means any commercial or fee-based software-related service, including without limitation: system or application development or consulting; technical or end-user support or training; distribution maintenance, configuration or versioning; or outsourced, hosted or network-based application services.
Added Services are Shared Services which constitute additional infrastructure, administrative and support services that are specific to the business needs of Consulting. The Added Services to be provided and received during the term of this Agreement are identified on Schedule A. The costs of such services shall be allocated in the manner set forth on Schedule A and paid by Consulting as provided in Section 2.03. When acquiring new Added Services, the Parties will enter into a work order that defines the project, the service level and the pricing. Added Services being provided at the time this Agreement becomes effective shall continue until written notice of termination of such service pursuant to Section 7.02(c) is provided by Consulting to KPMG or such service is otherwise terminated in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement. No Added Service may be redesignated as a Basic Service or other status unless all Parties agree to such change in writing.
Examples of Added Services in a sentence
Provision of Value Added Services such as SMS/ MMS, ringtones, etc.
We will supply you with the services detailed in the Application Form (‘Service(s)’), which may include Electricity Acquisition, Electricity Plus Program, Value Added Services (“VAS”) and related services.
In addition, the terms and conditions on which any such Value Added Services are so offered or provided shall be consistent with, and shall fully support, the intent and purpose of this License Agreement.
The Gross Revenue shall include all revenues accruing to the Licensee on account of goods supplied, services provided, leasing of infrastructure, use of its resources by others, application Fee, installation charges, call charges, late Fees, sale proceeds of instruments (or any terminal equipment including accessories), handsets, bandwidth, income from Value Added Services, supplementary services, access or interconnection charges, any lease or rent charges for hiring of infrastructure, etc.
More Definitions of Added Services
Added Services means the private non-advertising-supported Video-On- Demand programming services that are, and at all times during the Term shall be, (a) wholly- owned, operated and controlled by Licensee, (b) branded in a manner consistent with Licensee’s “U-Verse” programming service, and (c) accessible (i) via the website currently located at the URL www. or such other URL pre-approved by Licensor in writing (“Online Service”) and (ii) via a video-player software application (also known as a “mobile app”) downloadable to Mobile Phones and Tablets at no cost to the Subscriber (other than equipment and data fees, and per-transaction prices to view Included Programs and other programs on a VOD basis) (“Mobile Service”).
Added Services means the Video-On-Demand programming and distribution services that are, and at all times during the Term shall be, (a) wholly-owned, operated and controlled by Licensee, its Affiliates Bell Canada and/or Bell Aliant or another Licensee Affiliate pre-approved by Licensor [Note: if this still isn’t enough flexibility to Bell, please explain], (b) branded in a manner consistent with Licensee’s IPTV service “Fibe TV,” Licensee’s VOD Service “Vu!,” Bell Alliant’s VOD Service “On Demand” and/or any successor branding for such services and (c) accessible (i) via the website currently located at the URL ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇, URL(s) containing one or more instances of the foregoing branding or such other URL(s) controlled by Licensee or its Affiliates Bell Canada and/or Bell Aliant and pre-approved by Licensor (“Online Service”) and (ii) via a video-player software application (also known as a “mobile app”) downloadable to Mobile Phones and Tablets at no cost to the Subscriber (for clarity, equipment, data fees, and per-transaction prices to view VOD Included Programs and other programs on a VOD basis, are not deemed a cost to the Subscriber for purposes of the mobile app) (“Mobile Service”). [Note: Cannot permit unlimited URLs and apps among ▇▇▇▇’▇ affiliates without even knowing which ones or that they’re even necessarily in the same business space. This does give Bell flexibility on branding and URLs. If there prove to be other Bell entities and/or unforeseeable URLs/brands, we need to pre-approve so we know what we’re getting into.] [Note: A subscription fee could be characterized as an “access” fee, so we deleted “access”. We had proposed “data fee” because that would be based on usage, e.g. however many megabytes or gigabytes used per month.] [Note: Removed Authorized Contractors definition, but we propose relevant language below about Bell having vendors fulfilling functions for it, so long as Bell is the face of the service visible to consumers. But, to be clear, in no event should a vendor function as a delegate or sublicensee of ▇▇▇▇’▇ such that the vendor is the face of the service to consumers.]
Added Services. Exceeding Expectations: BGIS often goes beyond what is outlined in the contract by offering additional insights or services that benefit our clients. For example, suggesting cost-saving strategies, identifying areas to address schedule delays, or providing technical expertise that enhances the project. 5. Relationship-Building: • Client Engagement and Regular Check-ins: BGIS has established check-ins to ensure satisfaction and maintain the relationship. Regular touchpoints and open communication are key to project success.
Added Services means the Online Services and Mobile Services.
Added Services means any services not listed on Exhibit A of the Agreement.