New Functionality definition

New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade; and
New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade. 1.2 References in this Schedule to Paragraphs are to the paragraphs of this Schedule, unless otherwise stated.
New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade.

Examples of New Functionality in a sentence

  • For New Functionality Review CSLLC reviews new features and functions not yet implemented.


More Definitions of New Functionality

New Functionality shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.v of Exhibit E to this Agreement.
New Functionality means a new feature incorporated in an Upgrade or a New Version which is not available in the version licensed to the Buyer under the Supplier Terms;
New Functionality means a new, upgraded or modified function, feature, module, or other component of a Solution that will be made generally available (rather than a customized change for a specific customer). For the sake of clarity, the use of a New Functionality by Participating Member is optional, and Participating Member’s election to not subscribe to a New Functionality will not affect the original functionality of any applicable Solution.
New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade; and  "Protected Functionality" means core functionality that must not be impaired by any Upgrade.
New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade. “Protected Functionality” means core functionality that must not be impaired by any Upgrade.
New Functionality means new functionality that is introduced to the Platform by an Upgrade; and Platform means the software platform known as CareForIT that is owned and operated by the Service Provider, and that will be made available to the Client as a service via the internet;
New Functionality shall have the meaning set forth in Section 9.v of Exhibit E hereto.