Managed Take-over Sample Clauses

Managed Take-over. If Customer selects Managed Take-over, Verizon will review, optimize or take over management of Customer’s existing network in two steps – due diligence and impact assessment.
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Managed Take-over. Where available, Managed Take-over is available with all service levels: Full Management, Physical Management, and Monitor and Notify. With Managed Take-over, Verizon reviews, optimizes, or takes over management of a Customer’s existing WLAN data network. All network data must be provided by the Customer, including, but not limited to, Customer interviews, Customer-provided network diagrams, and site-specific information. Verizon will provide Managed Take-over Service in accordance with a separate SOR as mutually agreed by the parties. The SOR will (i) provide the inventory of the Customer’s network; (ii) identify any physical/logical activities required to bring the network under management by Verizon, and (iii) identify any associated costs to Customer to upgrade the network necessary to bring the network under management. During the transition of the management responsibility of Managed Customer Equipment, performance issues or a reduced functionality may be experienced by Customer. Upon Customer’s request, Managed Take-over may include Network Discovery, as described below.
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Managed Take-over. The following applies specifically in the case of Managed Take-over.
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Managed Take-over. With Managed Take-Over, Verizon reviews, optimizes or takes over management of a Customer’s existing network. Due diligence is the first step of the process which involves collecting and analyzing the logical and physical characteristics for the existing Customer network, as well as its related equipment assets. The due diligence process is generally accomplished in a non-intrusive manner. All network data must be provided by the Customer, including, but not limited to, Customer interviews, Customer-provided network diagrams, and site-specific information. At the close of the due diligence process, an impact assessment document (“IAD”) is produced by Verizon in cooperation with the Customer. The IAD document provides i) the inventory of the Customer’s network; ii) identifies any physical / logical activities required to bring the network under management by Verizon; and iii) identifies any associated costs in bringing the network under management. Verizon will provide Managed Take-Over Service in accordance with a separate statement of requirements (“SOR”) that contains appropriate terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties.
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Managed Take-over. With Managed Take-Over, Verizon reviews, optimizes or takes over management of a Customer’s existing IP PBX network. Verizon will collect and analyze the logical and physical characteristics for the existing Customer network, as well as its related equipment or assets. This initial process is generally accomplished in a non-intrusive manner. All network data must be provided by the Customer, including, but not limited to, Customer interviews, Customer-provided network diagrams, and site-specific information. Managed Take-Over is provided on an as-available basis. Please contact your account team for availability. At the close of the initial process, Verizon, in cooperation with the Customer, will i) inventory of the Customer’s network; ii) identify any physical / logical activities required to bring the network under management by Verizon, and iii) identify any associated costs in bringing the network under management. Customer will be responsible to implement certain WAN or LAN upgrades identified by Verizon as part of this initial process. At Customer’s request and cost, Verizon will perform such upgrades.
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