Targeted Resource Additions definition

Targeted Resource Additions shall have the meaning given in Section 13.5(b)(i).
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Targeted Resource Additions means those new or modified resources newly required by IBM to provide the Services. "Targeted Cost Increases" shall mean the costs (including appropriate indirect and overhead costs) and a reasonable profit (which profit shall be consistent with the gross profit margins for similar Services under this Agreement, including Schedule C) that would be incurred as and when the Targeted Resource Additions are placed in service.
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Targeted Resource Additions means those new or modified resources newly required by Acxiom to provide the Services. ‘Targeted Cost Increases’ shall mean the costs (including appropriate indirect and overhead costs) and a reasonable profit that would be incurred as and when the Targeted Resource Additions are placed in service.
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Examples of Targeted Resource Additions in a sentence

  • As the Targeted Resource Additions are placed into service, the Charges payable will be increased by the full amount of the Targeted Cost Increases applicable to the Targeted Resource Additions.

  • Promptly upon determination of the Targeted Resource Additions, Provider will proceed to deploy the Targeted Resource Additions as necessary.

  • Immediately upon determination of the Targeted Resource Additions, IBM will proceed to deploy the Targeted Resource Additions as necessary.

  • IBM and VMU will mutually determine on a reasonable basis those new or modified resources now required by IBM to provide the Services (“Targeted Resource Additions”) and the costs that would be incurred as and when the Targeted Resource Additions are placed in service (the “Targeted Cost Increases”).

  • As the Targeted Resource Additions are placed into service, the fees payable will be increased by the full amount of the Targeted Cost Increases applicable to the Targeted Resource Additions as such Targeted Resource Increases are added.


More Definitions of Targeted Resource Additions

Targeted Resource Additions means those new or modified resources newly required by Supplier to provide the Services.
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Targeted Resource Additions has the meaning set forth in Section 10.8(d)(iii).
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Targeted Resource Additions. Has the meaning set forth in Section 8.4(c)(iii) of Schedule C to the General Terms and Conditions Schedule C
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