Added Value Services Sample Clauses

Added Value Services. Further to the core service specification described above, Customers may wish to enhance their service offering with some additional service options specific to their organisation. These will be provided at no extra cost.
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Added Value Services. 8.1 The Service Provider shall with the other Legal Partners provide the Added Value Services in accordance with the Specification at no cost to the Consortium Members.
Added Value Services. 15.1 Elderly & Disabled Residents 15.2 Special Delivery Requirements 15.3 Product Warranties 15.4 Product Continuity 15.5 Replacement Parts 15.6 Product Support 15.7 Waste Management & Recycling
Added Value Services. 15.1 Elderly and Disabled Residents ⮚ Anglian are committed to supporting the initiation and implementation of innovative design solutions that support the needs of elderly, wheelchair bound and other disabled residents.
Added Value Services. For the Added Value Services or “AVS” outside the responsibility of eHealth, no formal commitment will be recorded unless the owner of the AVS accepts to provide an SLA on the Service he delivers. An AVS does not have a specific SLO.
Added Value Services. The appointed Service Providers can offer a range of Added Value Services as part of any contract formed against the Framework Agreement. These include*: • Waste Audits (including waste route optimisation) • Measurement of Waste • Substance & material identification / classification • On-site shredding and Hard Disk destruction • Containerisation / Skip Hire • Provision of training and promotion of best practices, including publicity materials and e-learning programmesOnline Reporting and/ or request system • Supply of compaction or baling equipment • Composting services • Recyclable containers & re-usable sharps bins • Tree planting to balance carbon footprint * Availability of services varies by service provider and waste stream schedule Service Provider Selection Process Service Providers should be selected via a further tender exercise undertaken against the Framework Agreement.
Added Value Services. THE CONSORTIUM is committed to delivering added-value services for additional compensation, pursuant to independent contracts apart from the present Contract, such as: - Creating new or alternative payment services and methods, including Correspondent Banking, Wire Transfers and Collection. THE CONSORTIUM represents that it possesses its own transactional platform switch via its subsidiary, MultiPay, S.A.S., which currently operates the platform of Red 4-72 and correspondent banking for Colpatria Bank. - Outreach to other recharging networks through a vending model associated with THE CONSORTIUM account, which include charging points with vending machine that can perform the recharging of the TuLlave card (subject to pilot test approval with the vending operator), the scope of which will be related to the award of additional devices apart from the 80 DCA units that are the subject of the present Contract. - Support BASETEK in API development on the Android platform. Ensure that the DCA units have the ability to accommodate the current online payment model operated by Recaudo Bogotá S.A.S., via an alliance that BaseTek will create with the monetary transportation security company with which it presently contracts. ANNEX #2
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Added Value Services. The VAS using the Basic Services of eHealth, can have a specific SLA for the VAS itself. This SLA is out of scope of this MSA and may be provided by the company providing the service. The Constituent, as owner of the Basic Services, has published SLA (Public SLA) for the different Basic Services on the eHealth Portal. This MSA and related SLA support the public SLA. The SP will not offer an SLA for the use of eHealth Basic Services towards the owner of a VAS. Nevertheless, it is the SP’s responsibility to identify any specific business incident related to the VAS, addressed to the eHealth first line support and to redirect them towards their respective first line support. Collaboration agreements with major partners describing the service interactions will be developed.
Added Value Services. Medical Alert Monitoring (discounts for multiple services available) □ $29.95 p/mo lease □ $14.95 p/mo purchase ❏ Monitored Home Security (per month) □ $39.95 Basic □ $49.95 Advanced □ $59.95 Premium (discounts for multiple services available) ❏ Self-Monitored Surveillance/Automation Request Site Evaluation & Quote. ❏ Cellular See Citizens to select your plan. ❏ Web Hosting See Citizens to select your plan. ❏ Web Design Schedule a free consultation. ❏ Service Agreement □ 12-month □ 24-month Services not available in all areas. Actual Internet connection speed may vary due to various factors including network congestion and distance from subscriber to Citizens’ facilities. Electrical surge protection is strongly recommended. Free installation and free modem require 12-month minimum commitment and is for one computer only. Internet system requirement: any operating system that supports your NIC (Ethernet card), Windows 98SE or higher, Mac OS 9 or higher. Federal, state, local taxes, and service fees are not included in pricing. Some restrictions may apply and subject to pre-approval. Service Agreement required to waive installation fees. Credit terms apply. Service Agreement required for Fiber to the Home services. Standard Connection fee $399. $299 with 12-month Agreement; $199 with 24-month Agreement. ❏ I have reviewed and read the Terms and Conditions associated with this service (below) and acknowledge I can access online at xxxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxx/terms/ From time to time, Citizens may contact you regarding special offers and promotions. If you do not wish to receive such information, you may “Opt Out” by checking this box. □ ❏ Member/Applicant Signature: Date: ❏ Permission to Act Signature: Date: Permission to Act provides authorization for individual other than account holder to make account inquiries, make payments, and make service changes to the account. Permission to Act status does not provide access to capital credits on this account. P.O. BOX 137 FLOYD, VA 24091 email to: xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxx.xxxx SERVICE AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS: This is your copy of “Citizens Service Agreement” between Citizens' Telephone Cooperative, Inc., and/or Cablevision Inc., and/or Selectec, Inc. hereafter either independently or jointly referred to as “Citizens”, and you as a customer of Citizens. Please keep it for your records. Allowing Citizens to install its services indicates your acceptance of these terms and accordingly they will be legally binding on yo...

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