Customer Environment means Customer’s data network/equipment and premises environment.
Customer Environment means Customer’s data network/equipment and premises environment. “IP” means Internet Protocol.
Customer Environment means the systems, platforms, services, software, devices, sites and/or networks that Customer uses for its operations (exclusive of the subscribed Services).
Examples of Customer Environment in a sentence
Ensuring Software deployed to the Customer Environment (if applicable) complies with the Documentation and does not exceed the licensed quantity, tier, or other Order restriction.
More Definitions of Customer Environment
Customer Environment means the computing environment: (a) that, as between the parties, is procured and maintained by, and under the control of, Customer; and (b) into which Customer may deploy certain elements of the Services for purposes of facilitating Customer’s storage and processing of Customer Data.
Customer Environment means the computing environment separately procured, prepared and maintained by you for the use and operation of the Software, which meets Verint’s then-current minimum system requirements.
Customer Environment means the Customer's information, technology, telecommunications, internet and other relevant infrastructure;
Customer Environment means the Customer’s IT infrastructure, including any systems, equipment, hardware, software,
Customer Environment means the information technology infrastructure pertinent to the supply and operation of the Products;
Customer Environment means the part of the Customer System (including any operating systems, server, mainframe, computer or other device) on which the Product(s) are installed, as specified in the applicable Product Order.
Customer Environment means the system environment (excluding any software and/or hardware expressly provided by VideoFlow under the Agreement) separately procured, prepared and maintained by Customer for the use and operation of the Product, which meets VideoFlow’s then-current minimum Product requirements.