High Priority definition

High Priority means it is difficult to use Tricentis Products, although the Product still works despite the difficulties. There is a workaround for the problem.
High Priority means the Customer has contracted for a better quality of service. The order of interruption, which determines the quality of service, is as follows: (1) All volumes exceeding Authorized Daily Volumes; (2) volumes consumed by or delivered to Customers served under Rate Schedules LGS, FRLGTS and LGTS; (3) volumes consumed by or delivered to Customers served under Rate Schedules GS, FRGTS, FRCTS and GTS; (4) Backup Service; (5) volumes consumed by or delivered to Customers served under Rate Schedules SGS, SGTS and FRSGTS; and (6) non-Transportation Service Human Needs Customers.
High Priority means the Customer has contracted for a better quality of service. The order of interruption, which determines the quality of service, is as follows: (1) All volumes exceeding Authorized Daily Volumes;

Examples of High Priority in a sentence

  • In support of services outlined in this SLA, KnowBe4 will respond to service-related incidents and/or requests submitted by Customer within the following time frames: • Within 2 business days for issues classified as High Priority.

  • Tiered Response Classification Precision Emergency Categorization Urgent Issue Classification System Severity level assessment Immediate prioritization Tailored response protocols Response Time Commitments Critical (Tier 1): 30-minute response High Priority (Tier 2): 1-hour response Standard (Tier 3): 4-hour response Guaranteed Maximum Response Times On-site assessment within specified timeframes Immediate temporary mitigation Comprehensive solution implementation II.

  • For night support services (after business hours in the local time zone), Aviat Networks will handle all such requests that are Critical or Major that the AUTHORITY reasonably categorizes as being High Priority.


More Definitions of High Priority

High Priority work activities are those which address serious deficiencies in the condition of the infrastructure which, in the professional judgment of the Region and TSC management, could lead to defects or damage in the near future that would seriously impact public health and safety if they are not addressed now. Examples may include repairing significantly deteriorated pavement joints and cracks or repairing culverts with section loss. "Routine/Preventive" work activities are those which address the condition of the infrastructure in such a way as to maintain or prevent the condition from deteriorating to serious condition. Examples may include sealing pavement cracks, grading shoulders, cleaning culverts and ditches, and brushing.
High Priority. Complete failure of platform or the complete unavailability of core functionality such as training and phishing. • Within 3 business days for issues classified as Medium Priority.
High Priority means areas within a jurisdiction where it is most likely to locate illegal discharges. The most likely locations for identifying illegal discharges are areas with older development. Each year the City of Kinston shall explain their basis for selection of the high priority areas.
High Priority means complete failure of the Web Hosted Services or the complete unavailability of core functionality such as training and phishing services for KMSAT.
High Priority means the Platform has crashed or is otherwise unavailable.
High Priority means the areas where it is most likely to locate illegal discharges (e.g., older development). The basis of the annual selection of each high priority area will be explained in the annual report.
High Priority classification means that the incident has a high business impact or high individual impact such as email application not working or personal computer hardware failure. An engineer will begin working on the incident within 4 business hours and continue until the incident is resolved.