Data Communication Sample Clauses
The Data Communication clause establishes the rules and protocols for exchanging information between parties involved in an agreement. It typically outlines acceptable methods of communication, such as email, secure portals, or other electronic means, and may specify requirements for encryption, data format, or response times. By clearly defining how and when data should be shared, this clause ensures that both parties maintain consistent, secure, and reliable communication, thereby reducing the risk of misunderstandings or data breaches.
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Data Communication. 5.2.7.1 A one-way data transmission for sending DAS and monitor signal data from the rotating side to the stationary side of the gantry shall be provided.
5.2.7.2 The data transmission system shall be capable of detecting and signaling data transmission violation errors.
5.2.7.3 The data transmission system shall support transfer of up to [*] channels of DAS data at up to [*] views per second.
5.2.7.4 The underlying data transmission system technology shall be capable of transferring data fast enough to handle a multi-row detector of at least [*] rows, [*] channels per row, at [*] views per second. QUALITY RECORD, Template F4-18 REV A TomoTherapy, Inc. Verify Latest Revision Before Using COMPANY CONFIDENTIAL Table of Contents - DEVELOPMENT AND OEM SUPPLY 5 11 OF 21
Data Communication. The transfer of information between functional units by using data transmission according to a protocol.
Data Communication. The ADMOSS is a high specification and flexible platform to support manned call centres, used in centres for road help, centres of information and communication and centres for coordination of organisations. It also supports connectivity with alternative means and operations like SMS dispatching. Beyond the basic telephone centre services, ADMOSS offers additional functionality, with which the possibilities of a telephone centre can be adapted for additional use, as: Direct diversion of calls to any number Possibility of videoconference Notices via SMS ADMOSS is supported by the EWSD network infrastructure (Electronic Worldwide Switch Digital), which allows high level functionality. It supports 10.000 terminal stations, from which 4.000 can be simultaneously active - all on one switch EWSD. ADMOSS has the possibility of distributing call operators in the all breadth of network. With the use of Voice over IP, call operators could be stationed at any point in the world. The EWSD system operates on a modular architecture, which allows the redevelopment of the network at any moment, depending on the PSAP needs. With the use of multiple processors, the possibility for management of calls is practically unlimited, allowing simultaneously the import of new services whenever it is required. Moreover, ADMOSS, exploits the ACD (Automatic Call Distribution) function, incorporated in the EWSD system that can apply “intelligent” distribution of calls. It monitors on a continuous basis the situation of call operators and categorizes the incoming calls. Using routing mechanisms, it limits the average waiting time while simultaneously transmitting informative statements depending on the type of call pending. In combination with the HiPath ProCenter, it can carry out routing depending on the type of incoming calls. Using the characteristics of incoming calls, the system can dynamically select the suitable subgroup of terminals or even specific terminal to service them.
Data Communication. VHM shall communicate collected information to AIM servers and the TDB via the Yard system WLAN. As indicated above, alarms shall be immediately reported to Operations and Maintenance which shall be via the wireless data radio/cellular communications system.
Data Communication. Employer shall during the Term provide and maintain the electronic connections and access described in Appendix 7 ("Requirements as to Electronic Connec- tions") to enable the Contractor to perform the Service.
Data Communication. 6.1. The Contracting Party shall provide LetKnow with the one-time and/or recurring data necessary for the transaction (e.g. contact details, client ID, order specifics, payment particulars) in the form and at the times prescribed in the API of LetKnow, and shall conduct the necessary periodic checks and updates, to ensure that the collected data is current and communicated accurately. The format and schedule requirements for delivery of the collected data by the Contracting Party may be changed by LetKnow during the term of this SLA, and the Contracting Party shall deliver the collected data in conformity with the changed requirements set forth from time to time by LetKnow.
6.2. The Contracting Party undertakes and warrants to LetKnow that all data and entries delivered to LetKnow by the Contracting Party will (a) be correct in form,
Data Communication. In general, PSAPs have data connections with the different ECCs in their region, and communication is, in most cases, under a two-way scheme (PSAP ECC). From a technical perspective, interfaces are built on different technologies, such as custom web services (with XML-based messages) or Oracle Service BUS technology (communication protocol based on the EDXL – ESAP standard of Oasis). In all cases, messages are encoded, and security and privacy mechanisms are implemented.
Data Communication. 3.1 If the Service consists of the provision by Bredband2 of an internet connection and/or a communication line with a certain stated transmission speed, Bredband2 cannot guarantee that the Customer will be able to reach the maximum stated speed, as the actual speed may be restricted by circumstances beyond the control of Bredband2, for example the distance between the location where the Customer uses the Service and the relevant telephone exchange, the Customer’s own equipment (such as firewalls, RadioLAN, computers, operating system etc.), equipment or objects that might limit signal strength (such as for example the thickness of walls in the vicinity of the location where the Service is used), and also temporary conditions such as high load on the network or weather. Due to the distributed structure of the internet, Bredband2 is not able to guarantee the speed outside of its own network.
3.2 Bredband2 will only remedy disruptions or interruptions in the local network in the property where the Service is used if Bredband2 has undertaken such an obligation in an agreement with the property owner. Bredband2 is not obliged to notify the property owner of any interruptions in or faults on the network.
3.3 If Bredband2 supplies equipment (including software) for use of the Service, which is placed at the premises of the Customer or the Customer’s end customer (”Customer Premises Equipment”), then such equipment shall only be used for the intended purpose of receiving or using the Services. The equipment shall not be changed, modified or disposed of (for example loaned out, hired out, used as security or sold) in any other way than that set out in the Customer Agreement and in Bredband2’s instructions.
3.4 The Customer bears the risk of Customer Premises Equipment from the time of delivery to the Customer until it is returned to Bredband2. The Customer undertakes, during the term of the agreement and for six (6) months thereafter, to maintain adequate insurance that covers Customer Premises Equipment, and shall provide written evidence of this upon request by Bredband2. .
3.5 Customer Premises Equipment shall be maintained in accordance with Bredband2’s instructions. The Customer is not afforded any title or other right to any part of the network, installations or other equipment used by Bredband2 in order to supply the Service. Customer Premises Equipment shall be returned to Bredband2 upon request, and in accordance with Bredband2’s instructions, by the expi...
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