Exchange Point definition

Exchange Point means the point of interconnectivity between the Circuit and the RingCentral circuit.
Exchange Point and “Exchange Points” shall have the meanings specified in Section 3.5 of this Agreement.
Exchange Point means the [*] (which serves the location of the shipping point where Product is considered delivered (and risk of loss and title is exchanged between the Parties) pursuant to Section 4.1.

Examples of Exchange Point in a sentence

  • For each Gallon of NGLs delivered to Processor, Customer shall pay Processor an exchange differential (“Base Exchange Differential”) as set forth below and as adjusted pursuant to Subsection 3.6.B below: Base Exchange Originating Differential, Exchange Point Location Dedicated Plant Product $/Gal.

  • In either event, if it is subsequently established by such non-Party laboratory or GMP/quality professional that such Product indeed conformed with all of the Purchase Order, this CSA, and the Quality Agreement at the time SPT delivered it to PGx (i.e., by delivery to the Exchange Point), PGx shall pay the full price of the quantity of Product it rejected, plus the costs of such testing.

  • PGx shall pay SPT (a) [*] of each Purchase Order within [*] days after receipt by PGx of a valid invoice which shall only be issued by SPT after SPT has received and accepted the Key Material C-3 relating to the applicable Purchase Order, and (b) subject to Section 5.1, the balance of each Purchase Order within [*] days after a valid invoice issued by SPT after applicable quantities of Product have been delivered to the Exchange Point pursuant to the applicable Purchase Order.

  • High recurring revenue No significant revenue concentration Managed services comprised 56% of revenue, colocation 38%, and Exchange Point 6% (1) Take-or-pay contracts with average life of 3 years Stable pricing and competitive environment PERSONNEL 37% UTILITIES 14% BANDWIDTH 13% COLOCATION 10% EQUIP.

  • SPT shall be bound to supply, to the Exchange Point by the Delivery Date (for expedition to the Delivery Point thereafter by the carrier designated by PGx), any requested quantities of Product ordered pursuant to any Purchase Order, provided that the quantities ordered do not exceed [*] percent ([*]%) of the range allowed per Section 3.1.1 based on the most recent twelve (12) month forecast as provided in Section 3.1.1 above.

  • PERCENT OF NETWORK AVAILABILITY This parameter is generally indicative of the availability of the network to transport and peer customer data at an Internet Exchange Point, or, in the event that the customer data is to be fulfilled by computers within i3s.xxx, xxnerally indicative of the availability of to transport data to the I(3)S servers and the availability of the servers.

  • Percent of Network Availability This parameter is generally indicative of the availability of the network to transport and peer customer data at an Internet Exchange Point, or, in the event that the customer data is to be fulfilled by computers within i3s.xxx, xxnerally indicative of the availability of to transport data to the I3S servers and the availability of the servers.

  • These exclusions shall not result in the privileging, degradation, or prioritization of packets transmitted or received by AT&T/BellSouth's non-enterprise customers' wireline broadband Internet access service from the network side of the customer premise equipment up to and including the Internet Exchange Point closest to the customer's premise, as defined above.

  • For the purposes of the SLS, i3s.xxx xxxll relate to that portion of the global Internet operated by I(3)S, originating within end users' customer premises and terminating within I(3)S computers or transported and peered at a public or private Internet Exchange Point.

  • This commitment shall apply to AT&T/BellSouth's wireline broadband Internet access service from the network side of the customer premise equipment up to and including the Internet Exchange Point closest to the customer's premise, defined as the point of interconnection that is logically, temporally or physically closest to the customer's premise where public or private Internet backbone networks freely exchange Internet packets.