Standard Reports means reports generated by the Asset Management Performance System in a fixed or variable format on a routine or ad hoc basis in accordance with the Director's requirements as to period covered and level of detail.
Standard Reports means the standard reports that are available through the PHIMS Shared Service and are accessible based on assigned User Role as described in the Report User Guides
Standard Reports is defined in Work Order 2002-01.
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Such requests shall be broken down to conform to the uniform budget or accounting classifications recommended by the National Committee on Standard Reports.
These funds generally include student fees and tuition, sales and services of educational departments, certain Federal funds and all other income available to the institution or budget agency for educational and general budget support as defined in the uniform budget and accounting classifications recommended by the National Committee on Standard Reports.
The CAW shall be entitled to Health and Safety Committee and/or Workplace Representation, as required under the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
SFY 2014 Standard: Reports are accurate, complete, and received by the due date.
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Standard Reports means the standard reports available in the iDSS Cyclone for use by Client.
Standard Reports means the unmodified reports available in Standard Functionality of the Oracle Cloud Applications.
Standard Reports. Reports that are available with the current release of Odyssey under the “Reports” menu. • Enterprise Custom Reports (ECRs): Custom reports created to meet specific needs. These are created by Xxxx County after training, or Tyler may create the reports, depending on the situation. In Scope Out of Scope Forms: Tyler will train Xxxx County on the use of forms, and Xxxx County will be responsible for importing and generating their forms. The following key forms are required at go-live: To be determined during the implementation phase, after Forms training. Forms: Xxxx County may continue to generate and update their forms on an ongoing basis, so “Out of Scope” is not applicable in this case. Section 171.2 of the Texas Administrative Code requires submission of court activity reports each month to the Texas Judicial Council. These reports require pending case load statistics from the previous month’s report. The scope of this project includes state reporting from the date of ‘Go-Live’ and forward. Xxxx County is responsible for providing the pending numbers for the initial month’s reports, identifying the cases, and assisting in updating the case information to reflect the correct OCA status. The training scope will cover the number of users to be trained, length of training, and courses offered. For more detail on the training approach, see the Approach section.
Standard Reports. The regular reports and data fields set forth in Exhibit 7.
Standard Reports has the meaning specified in Section 3.8(a)(ii).
Standard Reports is defined in Work Order 2002-01. "Sub - Project Code" or "SPC" is defined in Section 8.1 of the Work Order 2002-02. "Subscriber" shall mean an individual user who is using the service(s) offered by Client. Such an individual, also known in Atlys(R) as a subscription, can have zero to n services tied to his/her subscription. For example, a subscriber could have both wireless voice service and a wireless data service as part of his/her subscription with Client. A Subscriber may be Active or Inactive as defined herein. "System" shall mean (a) Convergys' proprietary Atlys(R) software in use for Client pursuant to this Agreement, (b) any Releases of Atlys(R) which Convergys implements for Client, and (c) Third Party Software provided by Convergys to provide the Data Processing Services to Client pursuant to this Agreement. "Term" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 2.0 of this Agreement. "Termination Fee" shall mean the fee to be paid by Client to Convergys in the event Client terminates this Agreement pursuant to Section 19.1 or Section 30.2 of the MSA. "TDMA" or "Time Division Multiple Access" is a digital transmission scheme that multiplexes three signals over a single channel. "Third Party" shall mean any party other than Client or Convergys. "Third Party Software" shall mean any program, or component of a program, that is licensed to Client or Convergys by a Third Party and is necessary to provide the Services. The Convergys provided Third Party Software as of the Effective Date is listed in Attachment C to Work Order 2002-01. "Time and Materials" shall mean a Convergys and Client billing arrangement in which Client is billed the actual time and materials Convergys expended in completing a request. "Training Services" is defined in Work Order 2002-02. "Train-the-Trainer" is defined in Attachment B to Work Order 2002-01. "Trouble Report" or "TR" is defined in Attachment D to Work Order 2002-02. "Work Order" shall mean the mutually agreed upon work statement that authorizes, and specifies the terms for Convergys to provide services under this Agreement. "Work Management System" or "WMS" shall mean the work management software tool owned, operated, and administered by Convergys to track Enhancement, Maintenance, Investigation and Trouble Requests. "Work Request" is defined in Attachment B to Work Order 2002-02. "Work Request Process" is defined in Attachment B to Work Order 2002-02. "Work Request Services" is defined in Work Order 2002-02. [END OF AT...
Standard Reports means all reports listed in “Exhibit A, Standard Reports” below and any Standard Report ImageTrend makes available to Client in the future.