Medium Priority Clause Samples

Medium Priority. Problems that have been verified through the ----- --------------- formal maintenance channels as causing particular features or functionality to be inoperative, but do not affect the normal business operations during the normal working day. There is no acceptable work around.

Medium Priority. Licensee's work flow is inhibited or a non-major feature/function of the Software is not working.

Medium Priority. Problems that have been verified through the formal maintenance channels as causing particular features or functionality to be inoperative, but do not affect the normal business operations during the normal working day. There is no acceptable work around.

Medium Priority a Software Fault in a non-major functional area such that the function is not working to the Customer’s requirements and no reasonable alternative function is available;

Medium Priority. A Medium Priority Network Issue is the loss of service at an individual access point or the impairment of a Licensor-operated component that results in a malfunction of a non-essential feature of the Wi-Fi Network.

Medium Priority. This service priority is used when a user’s device remains operational, but one or more software(s) are impacted, and other users and businesses remain operational. 1.2.1. Examples: Core (Shared) equipment failure, entire application is not useable, phone service, or phone system outage.

Medium Priority. An incident that cannot be avoided and will cause the user considerable inconvenience. Medium Priority incidents will be investigated urgently and may result in a work-around being communicated to the Client or an update to the Product. It is likely that the update to the software will be in the next scheduled release rather than as a patch release.