Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. NEN should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities.
Electronic Interface. 29.1.1 [Intentionally Deleted.]
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. DTI shall compensate GTE for the full costs including but not limited to design, development, testing, implementation and deployment, for access to GTE's Operational Support System functions. Where subsequent parties request use of GTE's operation support systems, cost recovery for such electronic interface systems shall be allocated among all requesting users.
Electronic Interface. The Parties shall work cooperatively in the implementation of electronic gateway access to GTE operational support systems functions in the long-term in accordance with established industry standards. US Dial Tone should refer to the GTE Guide for the current OSS capabilities.
Electronic Interface. Z-Tel shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which Z-Tel shall input and provide a daily update of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate Z-Tel Customers. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, Z-Tel shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information such as name, address, and telephone number via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E- 911 database system. Any 911/E-911-related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association standards (“NENA”). Z-Tel may also use the electronic interface, where available, to query the 911/E-911 database to verify the accuracy of Z- Tel Customer information.
Electronic Interface. XXX.xxx shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which XXX.xxx shall input and provide a daily update of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate XXX.xxx Customers. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, XXX.xxx shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information such as name, address, and telephone number via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E-911 database system. Any 911/E-911-related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association standards (“NENA”). XXX.xxx may also use the electronic interface, where available, to query the 911/E-911 database to verify the accuracy of XXX.xxx Customer information.
Electronic Interface. DSLnet shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which DSLnet shall input and provide a daily update of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate DSLnet Customers. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, DSLnet shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information such as name, address, and telephone number via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E-911 database system. Any 911/E-911-related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association standards (NENA). DSLnet may also use the electronic interface, where available, to query the 911/E-911 database to verify the accuracy of DSLnet Customer information.
Electronic Interface. 2.6.1 Verizon Wireless shall use, where available, the appropriate Verizon electronic interface, through which Verizon Wireless shall input and provide a daily update (or as necessary) of 911/E-911 database information related to appropriate cell/sector location information associated with each face of the cellsite. In those areas where an electronic interface is not available, Verizon Wireless shall provide Verizon with all appropriate 911/E-911 information via facsimile for Verizon’s entry into the 911/E-911 database system. Any 911/E-911 related data exchanged between the Parties prior to the availability of an electronic interface shall conform to Verizon standards, whereas 911/E-911-related data exchanged electronically shall conform to the National Emergency Number Association (NENA) standards. In the event Verizon Wireless utilizes a third party service provider for such 911/E-911 database connectivity (“Database Vendor”), Verizon Wireless shall provide Verizon with a letter of authorization designating such Database Vendor.
Electronic Interface. 5.1.1 PACIFIC shall provide an interim electronic interface known as Network Data Mover ("NDM)" for transferring and receiving all Service Orders and related information such as Firm Order Confirmations (FOC), Jeopardies, 60 Attachment 5 10 Rejects, Simple and Complex Completions. The NDM shall be administered through a gateway that will serve as a single point of contact for the transmission of data from CLEC to PACIFIC, and from PACIFIC to CLEC. The requirements and implementation of such a data transfer system are/will be set forth in Attachment 11 and are incorporated by this reference as though fully set forth herein.
