Performance Problem Sample Clauses
A Performance Problem clause defines what constitutes inadequate or unsatisfactory performance by a party under a contract. Typically, it outlines specific criteria or benchmarks that must be met, such as delivery timelines, quality standards, or service levels, and describes the process for identifying and addressing any failures to meet these requirements. This clause serves to set clear expectations and provides a structured mechanism for resolving issues, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that both parties are held accountable for their contractual obligations.
Performance Problem. In the event that TCP discovers or is notified by Client that Client is experiencing a Performance Problem, TCP will take all commercially reasonably actions necessary to determine the source of the Performance Problem.
Performance Problem. In the event that DMI discovers or is notified by Client that Client is experiencing a Performance Problem, DMI will take all commercially reasonably actions necessary to determine the source of the Performance Problem.
Performance Problem. Excess Latency or the failure of vendor software to perform its intended purpose or inability to connect to the hosting server provided by vendor or its service provider.