TECHNOLOGY OPTIMIZATION Sample Clauses

TECHNOLOGY OPTIMIZATION. As reasonably requested by Cisco, but no more than semi annually during the Initial Term and all extensions thereof, Rhythms shall, at (***) (***) review the mix and configuration of the Service based on Cisco's expected needs during the succeeding twelve (12) months and consider Cisco's need for additional services, service upgrades and all changes thereto so as to optimize the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of Cisco's use of the Service. Based on each such review, Rhythms shall make written recommendations to Cisco that Rhythms believes will improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the Service, including bringing to Cisco's attention any existing or planned promotional offerings of Rhythms or other Carriers, service upgrades, or additional services that are applicable to Cisco's use of the Service and that Rhythms believes may be of value to Cisco. Rhythms shall also offer advice concerning the Service, and its configuration where Rhythms believes that they do not appear to be the most technically or economically appropriate for addressing a known business communications need.
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TECHNOLOGY OPTIMIZATION. To ensure that state of the art technology is used in the performance of the Services, upon TRX’s written request, but not more than once in any twelve (12) month period, Siemens will, at no additional charge to TRX, review with TRX the technology used by Siemens in performing the Services, and technology available in the market. If execution of this review requires a study and investigation through an external agency, or inputs from external experts, and prior expressed written approval is received from TRX, these related external costs will be chargeable to TRX. If at any time new technology is available in the market that renders Siemens products and services obsolete or provides a substantially better way of conducting TRX’s business, Siemens shall make commercially-reasonable efforts to implement such technology, provided that TRX agrees to reimburse Siemens for the net book value of the abandoned equipment. Nothing in this Section shall authorize any change in this Agreement without the execution of a mutually agreeable amendment. Fee reductions resulting from technology optimization will be mutually agreed.
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TECHNOLOGY OPTIMIZATION. As reasonably requested by the Company, but no more than semi-annually during the Initial Term and all extensions thereof, Rhythms shall, at no additional charge to the Company, review the mix and configuration of the ESS service based on the Company's reasonably anticipated requirements during the succeeding twelve (12) months and consider the Company's need for additional services, service upgrades and all changes thereto so as to optimize the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the Company's use of ESS service. Based on each such review, Rhythms shall make written recommendations to the Company that Rhythms believes will improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of the ESS service, including bringing to the Company's attention any existing or planned offerings, service upgrades, or additional services that are applicable to the Company's use of the ESS service and that Rhythms believes may be of value to the Company. Rhythms shall also offer advice concerning the ESS service, and its configuration where Rhythms believes that they do not appear to be the most technically or economically appropriate for addressing a known business communications need of the Company.
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