Standardization. The general items specified with the Technical Specifications indicate specific manufacturers and/or catalog numbers etc., for the purpose of standardization within the District in order to minimize the stockpiling of replacement parts. END OF SECTION 007305
Standardization. The Pressure to Go Multiplatform When looking at the development of home banking, the transfer from the early adoption phase to the expansion phase was driven by the need for more users to use home banking. This is different from the transfer of the expansion phase to the exploitation phase, which seems to be driven more by banks to reduce costs and increase client- side interoperability. The perceptions that have the most influence on embracing home banking were positive in the expansion phase, and stayed positive after the transfer to the exploitation phase. For mobile banking, the changes between phases were quite similar. The changes made during the transfer from the early adoption phase to the expansion phase were also due to the need for an increase in user acceptance. Unlike home banking, it seems that an exploitation phase (characterized by the use of open (web) technologies) has not been reached yet for mobile banking. Browser-independent mobile banking sites actually exist, but they are not offered by as many banks as mobile client-side applications. While we do not know the exact reasons used to rationalize the choice to offer mobile banking applications over mobile sites, we understand that there are enough possible arguments from many different perspectives for why applications are preferred. A technical reason for this might be that applications have a better integration with the underlying operating system and hardware, through which banks can gain more information (such as data from sensors, biometrics, etc.) compared to mobile browsers. As noted earlier, aesthetics are an important factor in the acceptance of mobile banking. A functional reason might be that an application integrates visually better with the operating system, creating a more consistent user experience. A usable security reason might be that it is not required to provide a client-side application with information (e.g., a URL) to reach the bank, which is both user friendly and which reduces the risk of visiting a wrong (and possibly fraudulent) website. Of course, the risk still exists that a user accidentally installs a malicious application instead of ACM Computing Surveys, Vol. 49, No. 4, Article 61, Publication date: December 2016.
Standardization. 1. The rights and obligations of the Parties in respect of technical regulations, standards and conformity assessment shall be governed by the WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade.
Standardization. All training rides conducted under subsection 6.4 shall be conducted in an objective and standardized manner (i.e., in accordance with Company policies, procedures, manuals, and any applicable FAR or FAA-approved or accepted documentation).
Standardization. Xxxxxx and Path 1 each agree to market and promote the products and services sold by the Parties hereunder in a manner designed to encourage the widespread and universal adoption of such products and services as the industry standard.
Standardization. The Parties undertake to comply with and to use the UN/EDIFACT standards and their subset EANCOM version D01B and higher according to the United Nations Directory for Data Interchange for Commerce (UN/TDI), which standards are specified in CSN No. 977117. The data elements of EDIFACT must be complied with also in case of communication via XML (XML2EDI, B2B). The Parties undertake to use designations of products and identification of business partners with the use of the standards GS1 Czech Republic in accordance with the recommendations of GS1 Global.
Standardization. Standardization of supplies, materials, equipment and services is authorized by General Municipal Law Section 103, and may be applied to a specific make, model, or type of supply, material, equipment, or services – provided it is in the best interest of BOCES, as determined by the Purchasing Agent. The Purchasing Agent shall recommend standardization only in instances where the criteria are efficiency, economy, continuity of décor, or to meet specific educational requirements. In accordance with General Municipal Law Section 103, such standardization shall require a 3/5 majority vote of the Board, and shall eliminate the need for an “or equal” provision in bid specifications. However, it shall not eliminate the need for public bids, where appropriate.
Standardization. The standardized tools and procedures utilized for Team Cleaning have been selected and can be used at any USPS facility regardless of location, size, or age. Selection of all Team Cleaning tools, materials, and supplies is based on employee safety, environmental impact, cleaning effectiveness, and cost. Specific instructions have been developed outlining the application and usage of these products. Managers and supervisors must ensure employees follow all guidelines and regulations necessary to maintain Team Cleaning tools in a safe, clean, and serviceable condition. Each custodian is responsible to immediately report missing or damaged tools to the on-duty supervisor.
Standardization. Franchisee will require its employees to wear such uniforms as Franchisor may designate and will comply with such programs of standardization as Franchisor may periodically develop to promote the common business image and to protect the goodwill associated with the Marks and Business System.
Standardization. The Contractor shall furnish the Client Agency with a specification sheet listing the standard and optional features for each piece of equipment upon delivery.
