Implementation Work Sample Clauses
The Implementation Work clause defines the obligations and scope of activities required to set up, configure, or deploy a product or service as agreed between the parties. It typically outlines the specific tasks, timelines, and responsibilities involved in the initial rollout or customization, such as installing software, integrating systems, or providing training. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what implementation entails, helping to prevent misunderstandings and disputes regarding deliverables and deadlines.
Implementation Work. Company shall perform final engineering and design for, and procure, construct, test and commission, the changes to the Company’s electric delivery facilities as contemplated by (i) Sections IA, IIA, IIIA, and IVA of the Revised Preliminary Engineering Report for National Grid Work to Support MSSC Project dated August 12, 2015 attached as Annex 1 to this Schedule A (the “Preliminary Engineering Report”), and (ii) the portion of the Preliminary Engineering Report entitled “DISTRIBUTION LINE INTERFERENCE MODIFICATION”. Based upon the preliminary engineering and design work that has been performed, National Grid is seeking approval to proceed with the scope of work as defined in the Cost Reimbursement Agreement, Schedule A, Part 2, per the original scope as modified per the specific changes and clarifications below. Also included is the updated estimated cost per Station. If no clarifications or changes are provided below, the work will be performed per the original scope.
Implementation Work. Clinical Architecture shall perform the initial installation of the Software (or applicable components of the Software) in a cloud instance on the Hardware (the “Cloud Installation”) for which Buyer shall pay the “Cloud Installation Fee” set forth in Exhibit A-3. The Hardware may be subject to the additional terms and conditions dependent on the cloud hosting service utilised by Clinical Architecture (the “Cloud Host”). ▇▇▇▇▇ acknowledges and agrees that Clinical Architecture shall not be liable for any downtime attributable to the Cloud Host. Thereafter, Buyer will have primary responsibility for the migration, training, and implementation of the Software (“Implementation”), including, if permitted by the Licenced Use, integration with the Licenced Applications and/or within End Users’ environments and pursuant to each applicable ▇▇▇▇ (as such term is defined in Section 2.5). Should Buyer request Clinical Architecture’s assistance with Implementation, Clinical Architecture may, at Clinical Architecture’s option, provide skilled resources to assist in such Implementation. Implementation services provided by Clinical Architecture shall be deemed to be Additional Work, be subject to a Statement of Work (as such term is defined in Section 2.4.7), and the fees associated therewith shall be as set forth in Exhibit A-6 (“Implementation Fees” which shall be deemed to be Work Fees). Buyer shall, in a timely manner, obtain and provide to Clinical Architecture, such data, Buyer infrastructure access and use, information, materials, third-party and internal consents and approvals, and other cooperation and support as is reasonably requested by Clinical Architecture in connection with Implementation. Clinical Architecture may access and use Buyer’s software, equipment, and systems via remote access in connection with Implementation and Update Work. Before the Software is used in a live production environment, Buyer shall: (a) make independent decisions about system settings and configurations based upon Buyer’s needs; and (b) reach an independent determination that the Software, as implemented, is appropriate for live production use.
Implementation Work. Phare Health shall perform the initial installation of the Software (or applicable components of the Software) in a cloud instance on the Hardware (the “Cloud Installation”) for which Buyer shall pay the “Cloud Installation Fee” set forth in Exhibit A-3. The Hardware may be subject to the additional terms and conditions dependent on the cloud hosting service utilised by Phare Health (the “Cloud Host”). ▇▇▇▇▇ acknowledges and agrees that Phare Health shall not be liable for any downtime attributable to the Cloud Host. Thereafter, Buyer will have primary responsibility for the migration, training, and implementation of the Software (“Implementation”), including, if permitted by the Licenced Use, integration with the Licenced Applications and/or within End Users’ environments and pursuant to each applicable ▇▇▇▇ (as such term is defined in Section 2.5). Should Buyer request Phare Health’s assistance with Implementation, Phare Health may, at Phare Health’s option, provide skilled resources to assist in such Implementation. Implementation services provided by Phare Health shall be deemed to be Additional Work, be subject to a Statement of Work (as such term is defined in Section 2.4.7), and the fees associated therewith shall be as set forth in Exhibit A-6 (“Implementation Fees” which shall be deemed to be Work Fees). Buyer shall, in a timely manner, obtain and provide to Phare Health, such data, Buyer infrastructure access and use, information, materials, third-party and internal consents and approvals, and other cooperation and support as is reasonably requested by Phare Health in connection with Implementation. Phare Health may access and use Buyer’s software, equipment, and systems via remote access in connection with Implementation and Update Work. Before the Software is used in a live production environment, Buyer shall: (a) make independent decisions about system settings and configurations based upon Buyer’s needs; and (b) reach an independent determination that the Software, as implemented, is appropriate for live production use.
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