CenturyLink Software Changes Clause Samples

The 'CenturyLink Software Changes' clause defines the rights and procedures related to modifications or updates made by CenturyLink to its software products or platforms. Typically, this clause outlines how and when CenturyLink may implement software changes, such as updates, patches, or new features, and may specify whether customer notification or consent is required. Its core practical function is to clarify the process for software updates, ensuring both parties understand how changes will be managed and reducing the risk of disputes over unexpected modifications.
CenturyLink Software Changes. (a) When CenturyLink plans to introduce any software changes which impact the format or content structure of the usage data feed to CLEC, designated CenturyLink personnel shall notify CLEC no less than ninety
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CenturyLink Software Changes. (a) When CenturyLink plans to introduce any software changes which impact the format or content structure of the usage data feed to CLEC, designated CenturyLink personnel shall notify CLEC no less than ninety (90) Days before such changes are implemented. (b) CenturyLink shall communicate the projected changes to CLEC’s single point of contact so that potential impacts on CLEC processing can be determined. (c) CLEC personnel shall review the impact of the change on the entire control structure. CLEC shall negotiate any perceived problems with CenturyLink and shall arrange to have the data tested utilizing the modified software if required. (d) If it is necessary for CenturyLink to request changes in the schedule, content or format of usage data transmitted to CLEC, CenturyLink shall notify CLEC.
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