Partially Mechanized definition

Partially Mechanized. A valid LSR, which is electronically submitted (via EDI, LENS, TAG) but cannot be processed electronically and “falls out” for manual handling. It is then put into “clarification” and sent back (rejected) to the CLEC. Non-Mechanized: LSRs which are faxed or mailed to the LCSC for processing and “clarified” (rejected) back to the CLEC by the BellSouth service representative.
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Partially Mechanized. A valid LSR which is electronically submitted (via EDI or TAG), but cannot be processed electronically due to a CLEC error and “falls out” for manual handling. It is then put into “clarification”, and sent back (rejected) to the CLEC. Total Mechanized: Combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized rejects.
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Partially Mechanized. The elapsed time from receipt of a valid electronically submitted LSR (date and time stamp in EDI, LENS, or TAG) which falls out for manual handling until appropriate service orders are issued by a BellSouth service representative via Direct Order Entry (DOE) or Service Order Negotiation Generation System (SONGS) to SOCS and a Firm Order Confirmation is returned to the CLEC via EDI, LENS, or TAG. • Total Mechanized: Combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized LSRs which are electronically submitted by the CLEC.
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Examples of Partially Mechanized in a sentence

  • Total Mechanized: Combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized LSRs which are electronically submitted by the CLEC.

  • Total Mechanized – The number of the combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized LSRs Non-Mechanized – The number of FOCs or Rejects sent to the CLEC via FAX Server in response to manually submitted LSRs (date and time stamp in FAX Server).

  • Partially Mechanized: The elapsed time from receipt of a valid electronically submitted LSR (date and time stamp in EDI, LENS or TAG) until it falls out for manual handling.

  • Nothing contained in these Rules shall be construed to deny the Court its inherent power to maintain control over the proceedings conducted before it or to deny the Court those powers derived from statute, rule or procedure, or other rules of court.

  • However, the Georgia Commission adopted a benchmark of 90% <= 7 hours for Firm Order Confirmation Timeliness for Partially Mechanized LSRs. Again, BellSouth’s proposal for the benchmarks for measurement O-9, Firm Order Confirmation Timeliness differs from benchmarks ordered by the Georgia Public Service Commission, because BellSouth does not believe that the benchmarks set by the Georgia Commission for Partially Mechanized and Non-Mechanized LSRs are reasonable.

  • The Georgia Commission adopted a benchmark of 90% <= 7 hours for Reject Interval for Partially Mechanized LSRs. BellSouth’s proposed benchmarks for measurement O-8, Reject Interval differ from benchmarks ordered by the Georgia Public Service Commission, because BellSouth does not believe that the benchmarks set by the Georgia Commission for Partially Mechanized and Non- Mechanized LSRs are reasonable.

  • As AT&T witness Norris explained, BellSouth’s business rules indicate that for any given operating company number (“OCN”), the volume of LSRs submitted and the Percent Rejected- Mechanized reports should match the number of LSRs submitted in the Flow Through report; the number of Fully Mechanized Rejections should match the number of Auto Clarifications in the Flow Through report and the number of Partially Mechanized Rejections should match the number of CLEC caused Fall Out in the Flow Through Report.

  • Specifically, the Georgia Commission set the benchmark for Partially Mechanized LSRs for Firm Order Confirnmation Timeliness at 90% <= 7 hours.

  • However, the Georgia Commission adopted a benchmark of 95% <= 24 hours for Firm Order Confirmation Timeliness for Non-Mechanized LSRs. For Partially Mechanized LSRs, BellSouth proposed a standard of 90% <=10 hours rather than the current standard of 85% <= 10 hours.

  • Florida B.1.12.6 (FOC Timeliness – Partially Mechanized – 10 hours, ISDN Loops (UDN, UDC)) (in Florida, BellSouth missed the 85% within 10 hours benchmark from June-Sept., the results are 82.05%, 70.83%, 80.95%, 83.33%, respectively); Tennessee B.1.12.6 (FOC Timeliness – Partially Mechanized – 10 hours, ISDN Loops (UDN, UDC)) (in Tennessee, BellSouth missed the 85% within 10 hours benchmark in June and July, the results are 81.82% and 80.00%, respectively).


More Definitions of Partially Mechanized

Partially Mechanized. A valid LSR which is electronically submitted (via EDI or TAG), but cannot be processed electronically due to a CLEC error and "falls out" for manual handling. It is then put into "clarification", and sent back to the CLEC. TOTAL MECHANIZED: Combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized rejects. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALCULATION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PERCENT REJECTED SERVICE REQUESTS: [(Number of Service Requests Rejected in the Reporting Period) / (Number of Service Requests Received in the Reporting Period)] x 100 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REPORT STRUCTURE: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- o Fully Mechanized, Partially Mechanized, Total Mechanized o CLEC Specific o CLEC Aggregate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LEVEL OF DISAGGREGATION: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- o Product Reporting Levels >> LNP >> UNE Loop with LNP o Geographic Scope >> .State, Region ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- RETAIL ANALOG/BENCHMARK: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- See Appendix D ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision Date: 02/16/00 Attachment 10 Page 13 ORDERING - (LNP) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REPORT/MEASUREMENT: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LNP-9. REJECT INTERVAL DISTRIBUTION & AVERAGE REJECT INTERVAL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEFINITION: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Reject Interval is the average reject time from receipt of an LSR to the distribution of a Reject. An LSR is considered valid when it is electronically submitted by the CLEC and passes LNP Gateway edit checks to insure the data received is correctly formatted and complete, i.e., fatal rejects are excluded. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EXCLUSIONS: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- o Service Requests canceled by CLEC o Fatal Rejects o Order...
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Partially Mechanized. A valid LSR which is electronically submitted (via EDI or TAG), but cannot be processed electronically due to a CLEC error and "falls out" for manual handling. It is then put into "clarification", and sent back to the CLEC. TOTAL MECHANIZED: Combination of Fully Mechanized and Partially Mechanized rejects. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CALCULATION: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AVERAGE REJECT INTERVAL:
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Partially Mechanized. A valid LSR, which is electronically submitted (via EDI or TAG), but cannot be processed electronically and "falls out" for manual handling. It is then put into "clarification" and (rejected) sent back to the CLEC. Total Mechnized: Combination of Fully Mechnized and Partially Mechanized LSRs.
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