Priority 3 means streets that are residential streets within the City’s street system which mainly carry local traffic. These streets are typically seven and a half (7.5) metres in width;
Priority 3 or “P3”) means an Incident that results in an important, but not time critical loss of Product functionality, operation or performance. P3 Incidents may include one or more of the following characteristics: (i) a Product or other error for which there is a workaround that is acceptable to Saint Luke’s, (ii) there is minimal performance degradation, or (iii) a Product or other error that requires minor manual repair or editing of configuration or script files to address an Incident.
Priority 3 means an Error that affects performance of the Software, but does not prohibit Licensee's use of the Software.
Examples of Priority 3 in a sentence
If a request is determined to be a Priority 1 through Priority 3, it shall be deemed an Error.
Priority 3 (Moderate) An Error in the SaaS Service where the SaaS Service will operate with limitations that are not critical to the overall operation, such as a workaround forces user and or a systems operator to use a time-consuming procedure to operate the system; or removes a non-essential feature.
More Definitions of Priority 3
Priority 3. Means a minor issue affecting a local user, endpoint or device or a group of users, endpoints or devices. Issues may be caused by profile errors or network or configuration issues. Reboot is an option, or there is a Workaround by the end user. INEMSOFT will respond no later than the next business day. Response Time is within (4) hours of opening ticket. Resolution Time is within one business day of opening ticket.
Priority 3 refers to a condition that is recommended to repair. Such repairs will reduce long-term maintenance or repair costs, will improve the functions of a facility, and will support improved court operations.
Priority 3 means that the Software is Operational with functional limitations or restrictions that are not critical to the overall operation of the Software or do not materially impact Licensee’soperations.
Priority 3 means any other report of an Error that does not constitute a Priority 1 or Priority 2 Error, where the Software does not operate in conformance with Specifications.
Priority 3 or “P3” shall mean that a problem or incident has a medium degree of business impact and shall refer to a problem or incident that results in limited loss of function, during which work can be completed using alternative methods and there is no impact to daily levels of service, and as a result of which the business can continue to function even though service may be degraded.
Priority 3. A problem that does not impair the availability of the CNC Services or CNC Network significantly, because temporary procedures are in place to provide acceptable alternative operation of functionality. CNC shall schedule and work on the class of problem on a time-available basis.
Priority 3. Low: 1) Cosmetic changes and subjective preferences; 2) A new feature will improve the Product's functionality, usability, reliability, performance, or supportability; or 3) Functionality not related to the intent of the Product. Client is responsible for ensuring that the priority it assigns to a problem adheres to the foregoing definitions. Corillian reserves the right to re-prioritize a problem report that is not reasonably consistent with these definitions. If Corillian does so, Corillian shall so advise Client in writing and shall cooperate with Client to come to an agreement on level of priority.