Sprint Services Sample Clauses

The Sprint Services clause defines the scope and nature of work to be performed during each sprint in an agile project. It typically outlines the deliverables, timelines, and responsibilities for both the service provider and the client within each sprint cycle. For example, it may specify that the provider will deliver a set of features or complete certain tasks within a two-week period, subject to review and acceptance by the client. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of what is expected during each sprint, promoting transparency and effective project management.
Sprint Services. 86 21.26. Waiver of Jury Trial ............................................................. 86 List of Schedules and Exhibits ..................................................................... 88 Schedule A Statement of Work ....................................................................... 89 Schedule B Service Level Agreement and Remedies .................................................... 89 Definitions ............................................................................. 90
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Sprint Services. Supplier will use Sprint as a provider of telecommunications services. Sprint will provide the service at competitive prices and services based on Supplier’s volume and competitor’s pricing. Supplier will roll its telecommunications services to Sprint as its current commitments expire. Telecommunications services include voice (wireline and wireless), data, Internet connectivity, local, phone systems, teleconferencing and video. Supplier agrees that Sprint may share (1) Supplier’s commitment purchase additional telecommunications services and related products from Sprint as set forth in this Section 3.1 with any wholly-owned subsidiary of Sprint Corporation, including for the purpose of marketing existing and new service offerings to Supplier and (2) Supplier’s current and periodic spend information with any wholly-owned subsidiary of Sprint Corporation, including for the purpose of marketing existing and new service offerings to Supplier. This subsection serves as notice to Supplier of its rights governing the use of Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) as required by the Federal Communications Commission under 47 CFR Section 64.200 et seq. through Sprint’s normal procedures. Supplier grants Sprint the right to share with any Sprint-Controlled entity, for purposes of marketing services to Supplier: (1) Supplier’s commitment to purchase telecommunications services and related products and (2) Supplier’s current and periodic spend information in the aggregate or by product purchased from Sprint. Supplier grants this right regardless of Supplier’s CPNI opt-in or opt-out status related to products purchased from Sprint.
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Sprint Services. 6 4.0 AFFILIATE AND AGENT PRODUCT PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS............................. 6
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Sprint Services. Z-Tel will give Sprint the opportunity to bid on Z-Tel's transport and wireless services by giving Sprint a request for proposal at least thirty (30) calendar days before the date that Z-Tel intends to decide on its service provider for these product offerings. Transport and wireless services include wireless voice, wireline and wireless long distance, Internet connectivity, and teleconferencing. If Sprint elects to submit a proposal to Z-Tel concerning Z-Tel's desired services, the proposed prices will take into account Z-Tel's expected volume. If Sprint's offer meets the service requirements that Z-Tel establishes and matches or exceeds the most favorable terms and conditions among qualified offers that Z-Tel receives from other vendors, then to the extent allowed under Z-Tel's existing contracts, Z-Tel will select Sprint as its preferred service provider for the services under bid and transfer those services to Sprint as its current commitments expire and technical interfaces are established. If Sprint's offer does not match or exceed the most favorable terms and conditions among qualified offers that Z-Tel receives from other vendors or does not meet the service requirements that Z-Tel established in the initial bid, request than Z-Tel will: (a) advise Sprint promptly concerning why Sprint's offer was not competitive or not compliant, suggesting the change or changes that are needed to make Sprint's offer competitive and/or compliant, and (b) allow Sprint the opportunity to resubmit its offer. Sprint will have no obligation to submit or resubmit any offer. If any Sprint revised offer meets the service requirements that Z-Tel established in its initial bid request and matches or exceeds the most favorable terms and conditions among qualified offers that Z-Tel receives from other vendors, then to the extent allowed under Z-Tel's existing contracts Z-Tel will select Sprint as its preferred service provider for the services under bid and transfer those services to Sprint as its current commitments expire and technical interfaces are established. In addition to the other requirements set forth in this Section 21.25, Z-Tel will be required to select Sprint as its service provider only if Sprint has paid to Z-Tel at least five-hundred-thousand dollars ($500,000) in Z-Tel Service Fees in the month preceding Z-Tel's request for a proposal.
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Sprint Services. Upon Sprint's request, Handspring agrees to meet with Sprint periodically to discuss using Sprint as a provider of telecommunications services for Handspring's internal business purposes. Handspring shall have sole discretion regarding its selection of providers of telecommunications services for Handspring's internal business purposes. Telecommunications services include voice (wireline and wireless), data, Internet connectivity, local, phone systems, teleconferencing and video.
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Sprint Services a. Supplier will transfer its telecommunications services for its primary circuits for Supplier Contact Centers primarily supporting any service that falls under this Agreement to Sprint as its current commitments expire, and thereafter will use Sprint as its exclusive provider for its primary circuits of telecommunications services for Supplier centers primarily supporting any service that falls under this Agreement. Sprint will provide the service in accordance with its standard and customary terms at the same or better prices as its competitors based on Supplier’s current or anticipated volume. As used in this Agreement, telecommunications services include voice (wireline and wireless) and data where Sprint can reliably provide that service. b. Regardless of whether telecommunication Services have been transferred to Sprint, if Supplier Personnel provide Services on Sprint premises, they must utilize Sprint telecommunication service(s) and devices where commercially available while performing the Services during the term of this Agreement. c. This subsection serves as notice to Supplier of its rights governing the use of Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) as required by the Federal Communications Commission under 47 CFR Section 64.200 et seq. through normal Sprint procedures. Supplier grants Sprint the right to share with any Sprint-Controlled entity, for purposes of marketing services to Supplier: (1) Supplier’s commitment to purchase telecommunications services and related products and (2) Supplier’s current and periodic spend information in the aggregate or by product purchased from Sprint. Supplier grants this right regardless of Supplier’s CPNI opt-in or opt-out status related to products purchased from Sprint.
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Sprint Services. Licensor may, at its option, use Sprint as its exclusive Supplier of telecommunications services. Sprint will provide the service at competitive prices based on Licensor’s volume. Licensor may, at its option, roll its telecommunications services to Sprint as its current commitments expire. Telecommunications services include voice (wireline and wireless), data, Internet connectivity, local, phone systems, teleconferencing and video.
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Sprint Services. LD Services and Telecommunications Services as provided by the Sprint Group from time to time during the term of this Agreement.
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Sprint Services. Supplier will allow Sprint to submit a proposal for Supplier’s telecommunications services as its current commitments expire. Telecommunications services include voice (wireline * Certain information on this page has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential Treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions. Asterisks within brackets denote omission. and wireless), data, Internet connectivity, local, phone systems, teleconferencing and video.
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