Severity definition

Severity means the dollar amount of losses on claims.
Severity means the seriousness of a violation as determined by actual or potential negative outcomes for residents and subsequent ac- tual or potential for harm. Outcomes include any negative effect on the resident's physical, mental, or psychosocial well-being (such as safety, quality of life, quality of care).
Severity means the impact levels of an error, defect or malfunction, which under Maintenance are determined by TIBCO as follows: "Severity 1" is an emergency production situation where the Software is totally inoperable or fails catastrophically and there is no workaround; "Severity 2" is a detrimental situation (and there is no workaround) where (a) performance degrades substantially under reasonable loads causing a severe impact on use, (b) the Software is usable but materially incomplete; or (c) one or more mainline functions or commands is inoperable; "Severity 3" is where the Software is usable, but does not provide a function in the most convenient manner; and "Severity 4" is a minor problem or documentation error. "Software" means the most current, generally available object code version on all Platforms then currently available. Software does not include multiple Platforms if the software product licensed on a Platform specific basis as designated in the Software product name or as otherwise listed in an Ordering Document, including its Documentation and any subsequent Updates provided under Maintenance. For the purposes of the product definitions where "TIBCO Software" or "Licensor Software" is used it shall have the same meaning as "Software". "TIBCO" means TIBCO Software Inc.

Examples of Severity in a sentence

  • Such Issue Severity Level shall be assigned by AvePoint at the time of receipt of such email or web support ticket request from Customer per the Issue Description guidelines given in the table below at AvePoint’s sole discretion.

  • Any dispute in classification can be escalated in clause 3.8. If any Incident which is Severity Level 2 or Severity Level 3 is deemed business critical, then the escalation process should be invoked, and it may be reclassified as Severity Level 1 by Pelion.

  • Severity rates for LGFF equipment will be paid at 100% of the established hourly rate for all time under hire.

  • Customer will classify each Incident as Severity 1, Severity 2, Severity 3, or Severity 4, based on the impact to the Customer business, as defined below: ▪ Critical - Severity Level 1 Incident is an Incident that causes a complete outage of the service where no terminals can connect to the Service to transmit or receive data, or a complete outage of the Pelion Connectivity Management platform where no Customer users can access or use the Service.

  • Requests received from Customers with Premier Level support ser- vices shall receive priority handling over other requests within a given Issue Severity Level.


More Definitions of Severity

Severity means the seriousness of a violation as deter- mined by actual or potential negative outcomes for residents and subsequent actual or potential for harm. Outcomes include any negative effect on the resident's physical, mental or psychosocial well being (i.e., safety, quality of life, quality of care).
Severity. Definitions for Network Security product(s):
Severity. Definitions for Endpoint Security product(s):
Severity means the designation set by ExtraHop based on its technical assessment of the Error. Severity levels are defined as the following:
Severity is a measure of the relative impact an Error has on the use of the Software, as defined by VMware, and assigned by Customer when opening a Support request. The following Severity levels apply to all Software:
Severity. Severity is the level of impact, as determined by the Department, that a ticket has on the system as defined by the following: Emergency: The issue is a complete failure of the solution or a component or has severe financial or productivity implications to the Department. The issue does not have a workaround. Major: The issue is causing serious disruption to Department business. This issue may have a workaround, but the workaround is not obvious and is difficult. Moderate: The issue affects minor functionality and a small number of users, causing inconvenience for the Department or minor delays in agency business or prevents use of a fully supported service. The issue has a manageable workaround. Minor: The issue does not impact productivity or efficiency. It includes small errors that do not prevent or hinder functionality such as, typos, grammar mistakes, wrong terminology, general usability issues and styling.
Severity means the extent of the workers’ compensation medical and indemnity benefits which result or will result from the workplace injuries that a firefighter employer has reported to the Division of Workers’ Compensation.