Severity Level means the actual impact of a Defect on a user’s operational environment as further described in the table below.
Severity Level means the applicable severity level assigned by IFS to an Incident, as it may be re-classified by IFS based on information gathered throughout the Case lifecycle.
Severity Level means the level of severity of a Test Issue, the criteria for which are described in Annex 1;
Examples of Severity Level in a sentence
Severity Level 4 - Low is defined as all other problems related to the Software or the services that the Software enables.
Severity Level may be re-evaluated upon submission of a Workaround.
Severity Level 2 - High is defined as a major problem that impacts the Client’s ability to deliver the Software or the services that the Software enables.
Severity Level 3 - Normal is defined as a minor problem that does not impact the Client’s ability to deliver the Software or the services that the Software enables.
Severity Level 1 - Urgent is defined as a critical problem that impacts the Client’s ability to deliver the Software or the services that the Software enables.
More Definitions of Severity Level
Severity Level means the level of impact an Incident has on the operation of the Supported Service or Customer Solution, as described in Clause 1.3.1.3 below (Incident Report Severity). The Severity Level also may be referred to as the "Incident Priority".
Severity Level means the Severity Levels 1-4 as defined below:
Severity Level means classification of a problem determined by Viavi personnel based upon the Customer’s assessment of business impact. The three (3) Severity Levels that apply to the Services are as follows:
Severity Level means the applicable severity level assigned by IFS to a Case, as it may be re-classified by IFS based on information gathered throughout the Case life-cycle.
Severity Level means a defining classification scheme for all issues with corresponding resolution times.
Severity Level means a classification of violations based on relative seriousness of each violation and the significance of the effect of the violation on the occupational or public health or safety.