Computer System Compatibility Sample Clauses
The Computer System Compatibility clause defines the requirement that any software, hardware, or digital services provided under the agreement must function properly with the existing computer systems of the receiving party. This clause typically specifies the technical standards, operating systems, or versions that the deliverables must support, and may require the provider to ensure compatibility through testing or documentation. Its core practical function is to prevent issues arising from incompatibility, thereby ensuring that the delivered products or services can be effectively integrated and used without additional costs or delays.
Computer System Compatibility. The Contractor shall maintain records and data in an electronic 828 format compatible with the versions of Microsoft Word and Excel currently in use by the County 829 as of the date of execution of this Agreement. The Contractor will, at its cost and expense, if 830 requested by the County Contract Manager, provide any reports or data required by this 831 Agreement via email, on computer disc, or through other electronic format. Raw or printed data 832 may not be submitted as a substitute to the Contractor's obligation to provide various reports 833 under this Agreement.
Computer System Compatibility. The Contractor shall maintain records and data in an electronic 2195 format compatible with the versions of Microsoft Word and Excel currently in use by the County at 2196 any given time during the Term of this Agreement. The Contractor will, at its cost and expense, if 2197 requested by the County Contract Manager, provide any reports or data required by this Agreement 2198 via email, on computer media device, through a shared database such as a cloud-based software 2199 platform, or through another electronic format specified by the County. Raw or printed data may 2200 not be submitted as a substitute to the Contractor's obligation to provide various reports under this 2201 Agreement. Failure to abide by these shall be an Event of Default and result in assessment of 2202 Liquidated Damages pursuant to Article 14. 2203 Section 9.2: Operation and Maintenance of the Operating Assets 2204 The Contractor, at its cost and expense, shall at all times: 1) operate the Operating Assets properly and in 2205 a safe, sound, and economical manner; 2) maintain, preserve, and keep the Operating Assets in good 2206 repair, working order, and condition; 3) staff the Operating Assets with the appropriate number of 2207 licensed employees consistent with good management practice; and, 4) make all necessary and proper 2208 repairs, replacements, and renewals, so that at all times the operation of the Operating Assets may be 2209 properly and advantageously conducted. The Contractor shall maintain the safety of the Operating Assets 2210 at a level consistent with Applicable Law, the Insurance Requirements, and prudent Solid Waste 2211 management practices. 2212 The County shall have no obligation to Contractor related to the remaining value of any Operating Assets 2213 at the expiration or earlier termination of this Agreement.