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CHANGE CONTROL GUIDELINES. ChannelPoint shall adhere to mutually agreed to change control practices and guidelines in accordance with UHS' commercially reasonable standards when installing Service Upgrades, enhancements and new releases at any UHS site. ChannelPoint shall also utilize prudent and reasonable server and software administration practice guidelines to ensure that UHS is aware of the installation or delivery of any of the same sufficiently in advance, so that no disruption to UHS' production operations results from any such proposed delivery or installation. All Service Upgrades, enhancements and new releases must be applied in an auditable and controlled manner.
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