Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services Sample Clauses

Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services. THC is under no obligation to approve the implementation of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services to India. THC shall have the option to elect whether PSC migrates the performance of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services to India. If THC elects to have PSC migrate any of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services to India, THC shall provide PSC with written notice. Within ninety (90) days after receipt of THC’s written notice, PSC shall commence the implementation of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services for the Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software identified in THC’s notice in accordance with the IT Migration Plan; provided, however, prior to commencement of the migration activities associated with the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services for each Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application identified in THC’s notice, the IT Migration Plan shall be amended by the Parties to identify the time frame and any other migration specifications for the completion of the migration for each such application. Upon the completion of the migration of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services for each Option Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application identified in THC’s notice, the Core Enterprise Annual Fee shall be decreased in an amount equal to the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Fee Adjustment for such application. There shall be no adjustment to the Core Enterprise Annual Fee if THC does not provide approval for the migration of the performance of any of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services from the United States.
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Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services. With respect to each Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application for which THC has provided its approval to implement the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services in India pursuant to Section 13.03(2), prior to the implementation of any of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services for such Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application pursuant to Section 13.03(2), THC may withdraw its approval to implement the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services in India for such Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application by providing PSC with written notice of withdrawal. If THC exercises such election, upon PSC’s receipt of THC’s notice, PSC shall not migrate to India any of the Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services for such Optional Tier 2 Xxxxx Software application identified in THC’s notice. There shall be no adjustment to the Core Enterprise Annual Fee in connection with such THC withdrawal of approval; provided, however, THC shall reimburse PSC for reasonable expenses, if any, incurred by PSC, during the period from the date of its receipt of THC’s notice of approval pursuant to Section 13.03(2) until the date of its receipt of THC’s notice of withdrawal pursuant to this section, to prepare for the implementation that is the subject of THC’s withdrawal. If such withdrawal occurs during the implementation of such Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services and Xxxxx desires to relocate any Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services previously implemented offshore, Section 13.06(6) shall apply to a relocation back to the United States and Section 13.06(7) shall apply to a relocation to other countries outside the United States, unless such previously relocated Optional Tier 2 Offshore Services are the subject of a material breach by PSC, in which case Section 13.05 shall apply.

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