System Functions. The System shall accommodate and/or perform in an ---- ---------------- efficient and cost effective manner in accordance with generally accepted industry standards, including but not limited to, the following primary and commonly used Internet functions: Domain Name Service; Internet e-mail processing; World Wide Web Access, News Groups, File Transfer Protocol (ftp), Telnet, and dialup user access and perform accounting and control functions of Customer.
System Functions. Attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by reference is a description of the WormHole Video System, including its design and functions. Merit represents and warrants that the WormHole Video System will perform in the manner described in Exhibit A and that the WormHole Video System will allow an end user to download a compressed, full length feature film file in less than one minute and to decompress such file for viewing in less than 30 minutes. If at any time during the term of this Agreement, the WormHole Video System should fail to function in the manner described in Exhibit A, Merit agrees to immediately take all steps as may be necessary to remedy the problem and cause the system to perform in accordance with such description.
System Functions. The System under fully loaded conditions which ---- ---------------- shall not exceed 1800 simultaneous residence subscribers, or 900 simultaneous business subscribers or any combination thereof shall accommodate and/or perform in an efficient and cost effective manner in accordance with generally accepted industry standards, including but not limited to, the following primary and commonly used Internet functions: Domain Name Service; Internet E-Mail processing; World Wide Web Access, News Groups, File Transfer Protocol (ftp), Telnet, and dial-up user access and perform all accounting and control functions of Starstream. Starstream agrees that additional random access memory and semi- permanent (hard disk) memory made need to be added from time to time based on growth of subscriber traffic.
System Functions. The claims processing sys- tem shall include at least the following functions:
System Functions. 1. Meets the functional requirements for the online submittal and processing of public records requests. 2. Software upgrades required to remain in compliance with any changes in state or federal law are covered under annual maintenance agreement, downloadable with release notes at no additional fee 3. Provides thin-client, web-based access from standard web browsers (i.e., Internet Explorer 8.0 or higher) Must support all key web browsers such as Chrome, Safari, MS Internet Explorer, Firefox, at the current and one version back level at the time of deployment
System Functions. Attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by reference is a description of the WormHole Video System, including its design and functions. Merit represents and warrants that the WormHole Video System will perform in the manner described in Exhibit "A" and that the WormHole Video System will allow an end user to download a compressed, full length feature movie file in less than one minute and to decompress such file for viewing in less than 30 minutes. Merit further represents that the video files will be viewable on the end-users television set or monitor in the same resolution and quality as the original video file provided to Merit by Video Direct, Further, whatever video is supplied to Merit for compression it will be completely unaltered after unpegging by the Wormhole decompression software. If at any time during the term of this Agreement, the WormHole Video System should fail to function in the manner described in Exhibit "A", Merit agrees to immediately take all steps as may be necessary to remedy the problem and cause the system to perform in accordance with such description. Video Direct acknowledges that the WormHole Video System can process video files under any MPEG format but that Merit has built its Favos using the MPEG2 format and that delivery to Merit of video files in a format other than MPEG2 (e.g. MPEG4) would require Merit to build new Favos, which would take approximately thirty (30) days to accomplish.
System Functions. A1.2.1 Compatibility and inter-operability System Relationships There are a number of systems in the Biobanking environment. These systems and their relationships are shown in the diagram below: Biobanking management system on the Trust network- the subject of this procurement; Patient coding system on the Trust network – ORCHID, currently under development; Research portal on the Internet accessible by anyone worldwide, using summary information extracted from the Biobank systems; Research study databases and systems outside the Trust, e.g. on a University network, using link-anonymised data from the Biobank system; Existing Trust systems such as NotIS, PAS and PACS, communicating with the Biobank systems using standard messaging via the Trust Messaging Exchange.
System Functions. The CADVoice® system software will be interfaced with CAD System. The following sections describe CADVoice® functional integration with CAD, and dispatcher activation of the CADVoice® system.
System Functions a. The SE shall have information management processes and information systems (hereafter referred to as Systems) that enable it to meet state and federal reporting requirements and other Contract requirements and that are in compliance with this Contract and all applicable state and federal laws, rules and regulations including HIPAA.
System Functions. The City requires handheld meter reading devices, cradle/data transfer units, software, etc., to read meters equipped with endpoints as well as capture manual meter readings. handheld device must present to the meter reader unambiguous and accurate information needed to locate a water meter. must inform the meter reader of the next meter to read, any upcoming hazard (e.g., dog), special routing information, and special instructions (including the presence of an AMI- equipped meter, which is not manually read).The handheld device must automatically time stamp each meter reading with unalterable date and time of read. The handheld device must allow for searching and viewing of data within the handheld meter reading device, by several fields or keys, including meter location address, meter number, unread account, sequence number and manually-entered flag/tag/bookmark. The handheld device must visually and audibly warn the meter reader of a meter reading entry that is out of range, including no consumption for an active account, or of an inactive account that has consumption since the previous reading. The device must allow the meter reader to override an out- of-range warning, to enter an unusual reading, or skip a reading and make a notation of the fact, if a meter has been removed from service. The handheld device with a touch screen must be configurable to be capable of displaying information below: o Route number o Meter reading sequence number o Account identification number o Customer name and number o Meter number or radio identification number o Meter address o Meter location description, hazard descriptions, and additional special instructions o Previous unable-to-read code o Account status code o Current date and time o Meter reader ID The handheld device must allow for field entry of data, including meter readings, and information on meters that are out of sequence or that were not transferred into the handheld meter reading device. The handheld device must allow the meter reader to modify or correct certain fields, including meter location, hazard, and special instructions to update the associated billing system data. If there is a tracking feature that documents when information is changed manually, this should be noted. Codes and comments entry by meter reader. The handheld device must allow for entering an unable- to-read code and up to two additional special reporting codes and comments for each meter reading record. If a field code ...
