Advanced Services. As a general matter, shall have the meaning set forth by the FCC.
Advanced Services. “Advanced Services” means intrastate or interstate wireline Telecommunications Services (including, but not limited to, ADSL, IDSL, xDSL, Frame Relay and Cell Relay) that rely on packetized or Packet Switched technology that enable users to originate and receive high-quality voice, data, graphics and/or video telecommunications using any technology.
Advanced Services. In a timely fashion, the Company shall notify the District of the technical characteristics of the methodology for offering a commercially deployed advanced Service, including, but not limited to, an interactive Service or a video-on-demand Service, in order to allow for the process set forth in this Section 4.1.13. Thereafter, at the request of the District, the Company shall meet with one (1) or more PEG Entities to discuss the potential for the PEG Entities to use such advanced Service functionality. Should the Company agree to provide such advanced Service functionality, the Company shall provide any necessary equipment if requested by the PEG Entities, and the PEG Entities shall reimburse the Company for its Actual Cost for any such equipment.
Advanced Services. Level 3 provides a variety of advanced services that are, depending on the selected service level, either included in the Service or which may be added for an additional fee. Advanced Services are: Domain Name Services, Network News Feed, Packet Filtering, Network Usage Reporting, and Routing Options. For more detail on these offers, please consult your account representative.
Advanced Services. Advanced Services" means intrastate or interstate wireline Telecommunications Services (including, but not limited to, ADSL, IDSL, xDSL, Frame Relay and Cell Relay) that rely on packetized or Packet Switched technology that enable users to originate and receive high-quality voice, data, graphics and/or video telecommunications using any technology. Resale Agreement CenturyTel of Wisconsin and MetTel - State of Wisconsin Article II: Definitions
Advanced Services. 15.1. The Company provides additional Advanced Services for use with the Inbound Service, NGNS, Geographic Number Service and provision of the Premium Rate Number and Premium Rates Service(s). These Advanced Services form part of this Agreement if ordered on the Order and confirmed in the Accepted Order.
Advanced Services. The following is added at the end of the first sentence of Section 1.1 of Attachment II (Local Resale) of the Agreement: “; provided that Verizon shall make Telecommunications Services that are Advanced Services (as such term is defined by the FCC) available for resale either directly or, at its option, through Verizon Advanced Data Inc. (VADI), an affiliated entity that is subject to Section 251(c) of the Act using, at its option, its or VADI's Operations Support Systems.”
Advanced Services. If you have a Managed+ service pack, you can use a number of advanced services.
Advanced Services. Our Managed+ clients can be guaranteed that our service packs greatly differ from other service packs. Upon request and in consultation with the client we can carry out extensive tests, with a maximum of twice a year. These tests may involve security, penetration testing and load testing. These tests are carried out by our own qualified personnel on the spot. On the basis of these tests an extensive report will be drawn up and the results will be discussed with you during a conference call, together with the security officer and senior system engineer involved. This security test can be extended to a full OWASP-10 testing & reporting, providing this is done in the form of a supplement.
Advanced Services. 31 4.2 PEG Channels: Resources, Rules and Regulations 32 4.2.01 Capital Funding. 32 4.2.02 Other Support. 32 4.2.03 PEG Resources, Institutional Network and Other Contributions Not Franchise Fees. 32 4.2.04 Restrictions on Use of PEG Contributions. 33 4.2.05 Rules and Regulations. 33 4.2.06 Ratings. 34 4.3 Institutional Network 34 4.3.01 Provision of Institutional Network Facilities. 34
