Non-Compatible Program Clause Samples
The Non-Compatible Program clause defines software or applications that are not authorized or supported for use with a particular system, product, or service. Typically, this clause identifies specific programs or categories of software that may cause conflicts, security vulnerabilities, or operational issues if used in conjunction with the covered product. For example, it may prohibit the use of third-party plugins or legacy applications that have not been tested for compatibility. The core function of this clause is to protect system integrity and limit liability by clearly specifying which programs are excluded from support or warranty coverage.
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Non-Compatible Program. When the Contractor uses a non-compatible program, it is the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure the Data collected is transferred to Judicial Council software programs without any additional cost to the Judicial Council. Computer Hardware. The Contractor will provide all computer hardware such as computers, monitors, printers, etc. for its personnel in quantities that will ensure timely completion of all tasks. The Contractor must provide all network connectivity required to perform these tasks. Court networks will not be available for this purpose. CAFM Changes or Enhancements. The Judicial Council may make Contractor-requested changes or enhancements to CAFM. The Contractor will pay for those changes or enhancements which are solely or primarily for the benefit of the Contractor. The Judicial Council will prepare a cost estimate and provide it to the Contractor prior to any changes being made. CAFM. The Contractor will be tasked through CAFM, as further described in Exhibit C, Section 8. The Contractor shall ensure that all Work is recorded in CAFM. The Contractor shall use CAFM to (i) receive, review, approve, coordinate, and track all PMs and TOs; and (ii) log, schedule, and as required record all labor and associated costs and activities to each PM and TO. All Contractor employees performing Work must have access to CAFM.
Non-Compatible Program. When the Contractor uses a non-compatible program, it is the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure the Data collected is transferred to Judicial Council software programs without any additional cost to the Judicial Council.
Non-Compatible Program. When the Contractor uses a non-compatible program, it is the Contractor’s responsibility to ensure the Data collected is transferred to Judicial Council software programs without any additional cost to the Judicial Council. Computer Hardware. The Contractor will provide all computer hardware such as computers, monitors, printers, etc. for its personnel in quantities that will ensure timely completion of all tasks. The Contractor must provide all network connectivity required to perform these tasks. Court networks will not be available for this purpose.