Introduction and Strategic Objectives Sample Clauses

Introduction and Strategic Objectives. This Annex sets out the wholesale prices for the Company’s Subscription Services for the Commercial Aviation Air Transport (CAT) market, including detailed terms and conditions related to such wholesale prices. This Annex is not intended to and does not include all the technical details of the service and billing system configuration and operation; therefore, this document should be read in conjunction with the latest version of the following documents: • Product and Services Description(s), Annex 1 • VAR Obligations and Performance. Annex 3 • [***] This document becomes effective as Annex 2 to the Agreement from the date shown on the cover sheet, and it applies only to services provided to the CAT market segment. All wholesale prices and monetary amounts stated or referred to in this Annex 2 are denominated in United States Dollars (‘$’) unless otherwise specified. All wholesale prices and monetary amounts stated or referred to in this Annex are exclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT), sales taxes and such similar taxes as the Company is obligated to add, impose or collect on or by reference to such wholesale charges and monetary amounts, (other than any taxes for which the Company is responsible in accordance with Clause 9 of the Agreement. This Global Xpress (GX) pricing is an integral part of the Company’s overall strategy and proposition in respect of global mobile high-speed broadband services to the CAT market, where there is significant interest in deploying and extending the capabilities of in-flight services to include high-speed broadband access. This pricing is designed to (i) provide a range of options to address these markets, underpinned by a competitive offering of pre-engineered Subscription Service Plans and (ii) facilitate how the VAR can enhance the overall value proposition to end-customers who wish to purchase these services.
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