Outsourcing Company definition

Outsourcing Company means a company which provides E-Commerce Services for traditional Retailers.

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Outsourcing Company means a third party that (1) performs data center management services or installation services for Customer; (2) has an active Microsoft partner identification number; and (3) except as expressly permitted in this SPLA, is not a Listed Provider.

Outsourcing Company means an entity authorized by QAD to provide day to day management and control of equipment or data center services to QAD, under a separate agreement with and at the direction of QAD, which is used to store and execute PSC Software in the provision of Software Services. For the limited purpose only of this SaaS Amendment, an Outsourcing Company also is defined as a Partner as that term is defined in section 1.20 of the Agreement and is subject to the requirements and procedures for a Partner as set forth in sections 1.20 and 3.5 of the Agreement. Such Outsourcing Company or Companies are to be further identified as described in Schedule B, attached hereto and incorporated herein.

Examples of Outsourcing Company in a sentence

Retailer desires to enter into an exclusive agreement with GSI pursuant to which GSI will act as an Outsourcing Company providing the Retailer's on-line customers the complete E-Commerce Shopping Experience, all upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth.
Your agreement with the Outsourcing Company must permit this inspection by Microsoft.
When Customer’s agreement with Outsourcing Company expires or terminates, Customer must use commercially reasonable efforts to (1) remove all copies of the Products licensed under this SPLA that are on the Outsourcing Company’s servers or render the Products permanently unusable; and (2) ensure that the Outsourcing Company returns or destroys the media containing the Products it has received.
The Outsourcing Company may not access or use the Server Software for any other purpose.
Customer may use a Data Center Provider (for DCP Eligible Products) or an Outsourcing Company that is a Listed Provider (or that uses a Listed Provider as a means of providing services to Customer) through September 30, 2025.
Customer may authorize up to twenty (20) individuals at a time per data center (including employees of any Outsourcing Company performing services for Customer) to access and use the Products for the sole purpose of testing, maintenance and administration of the Products.
Subject to the terms imposed in this Section 3(l), you may install Server Software on Servers under the day-to-day management and control of a third party ("Outsourcing Company") who performs data center management services for you.
Customer may distribute original media or software for the Products licensed under the Agreement to Outsourcing Company for installation purposes in accordance with the Agreement.
You may authorize up to twenty (20) employees or authorized persons acting on your behalf per data center (including persons employed by an Outsourcing Company performing services for you under Section 3(l) above) to have access to and use the services or functionality of the Software Products for the sole purpose of fisting, maintenance and administration of the Software Products.
You will be legally responsible to Microsoft for any unauthorized installation, use, copying, access or distribution of the Server Software by the Outsourcing Company.

More Definitions of Outsourcing Company

Outsourcing Company means a Client authorised by XCD to provide services in the course of its business to its clients consisting of the licence of XCD;

Outsourcing Company means a third party that performs data center management services or installation services for Customer.