Service Level means the standard set forth below by which IBM measures the level of service it provides in this SLA.
Service Level means the magnitude of a Service Measure;
Examples of Service Level in a sentence
All service level requirements will be set forth in Exhibit A (“XXXX.xxx Referral Service Level Requirements”).
The terms defined in this Section 6 as well as terms defined in the Cloud Subscription Agreement (or similar master terms and conditions) agreed to between the parties (the “Agreement”) are applicable to this Service Level Agreement.
Supplier shall notify the UBS Contract Manager without delay on becoming aware of any Service Level Defaults.
Service Credits are UBS’s sole financial remedy within the Service Level regime.
Subscriber may designate up to the number of Subscriber employees allowed by the Service Level Agreement to coordinate Subscriber’s requests for Maintenance Services.
More Definitions of Service Level
Service Level means any agreed minimum level of Service to be achieved by BT with respect to a Service.
Service Level means the specific level of performance Contractor is required to comply with and adhere to in providing the Services in conformity with the Requirements, consistent with the criteria and parameters specified in this Contract. Service Level Terms are set forth in Attachment to this Contract.
Service Level means the service level(s) for the relevant Fixed Service as set out in the applicable Service Schedule;
Service Level means the level of Services and other performance criteria which shall apply to the Services and as set out in the Service Level Agreement (SLA) (as defined below);
Service Level means standards 21Vianet chooses to adhere to and by which it measures the level of service it provides for each Service as specifically set forth below.
Service Level means the standards of performance to be met by the Council in providing the Services as, where applicable, set out in the Service Description (or associated service level agreement (‘SLA’));
Service Level means the maximum number of hours available to an individual for any combination of attendant care, skills training services, or state plan personal care. The service level is determined by a formula embedded in the ANA-C and CNA-C. The formula uses the individual items within the areas measured by the assessment to generate the service level.