Cost Structure a. The fee for the placements and other rights provided under this Agreement for the Term is [*****], of which [*****] shall be paid within five business days of the date of this Agreement, with the balance to be paid in twelve payments of [*****] due by the last day of each month of the Term commencing on the month of the Launch Date. The initial [*****] fee, in consideration of the exclusivity granted hereunder and for the cost of setting up the Vitamin Shoppe promotions on the OnHealth Website, shall be deemed earned and due as of the Effective Date.
Cost Structure. El Cerrito shall pay Richmond the dollar amounts referenced in the table listed below: July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023 $ 812,461 July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024 $ 828,710 July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2025 $ 845,285 July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026 $ 862,190 July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027 $ 879,434 Total $ 4,228,080 Richmond shall invoice El Cerrito monthly based the prorated annual amount. The monthly cost for services rendered under this Agreement shall be 1/12 of the annual cost, payable by the 10th day of each month.
Cost Structure. Each base VM is configured with 1 CPU and 2 GB RAM. Customer may request additional CPU and RAM be added at the current rate per CPU or RAM unit. Deliverables for each VM are listed in section B of this agreement. Current requested VM specifications are listed in Exhibit A.
Cost Structure. Type A Courses (Note: A Type A Course means a Dual Credit Course taught at a high school or other District-managed location by one or more District teachers.):
Cost Structure. Type C Courses (Note: A Type C course refers to a Dual Credit Course that is taught online, taught via distance learning, co-taught by a District teacher and College faculty member, or other hybrid models of other Types.):
Cost Structure. The Annual Cost for the Participating Municipalities is set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.
Cost Structure. The cost of maintaining and enhancing the solution is mainly concentrated in license fees for the software used in the development, the running cost of the DMAC lab and finally the fees of the researchers involved in the development. Revenue Streams Revenue stream models include (i) consulting activities in the industry, (ii) participation in new research proposals, (iii) participation in spin-off companies that want to exploit the gained knowledge and (iv) any upgrades and support required by the system users.
Cost Structure. The costs for UniGe’s technologies are mainly the research and development costs of the different technologies, maintenance and support costs of sold technologies. Revenue Streams The revenue streams for UniGe technologies are primarily the input from direct sales. Further, maintenance contacts may also be another source of revenue.
Cost Structure. Technology: The content development engine and server network are the most crucial and largest non-comp. cost drivers. The monitoring of server capacity and continuous investment in state of the art technology is therefore essential. Other costs include communication and staffing. Revenue Streams B2C: The technology and the development thereto can be sold to third party vendor via a subscription or a licensing model. In addition, tech serving services can also be included in any servicing contract. B2B: Subscriptions and servicing can also apply to directly to consumers, for instance via mobile apps. This is already a well-established practice and could be served well within the current functionality / setup of the project. The advantage to a subscription model would be the additional benefit of easier scalability through user acquisition.
Cost Structure. The costing structure shall include
