Technology Roadmap Sample Clauses

A Technology Roadmap clause outlines the planned development, implementation, and evolution of technology within a project or partnership. It typically details key milestones, deliverables, and timelines for introducing new systems, features, or upgrades, and may specify responsibilities for each party involved. This clause serves to align expectations, provide a clear schedule for technological progress, and reduce misunderstandings about the scope and timing of technology-related commitments.
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Technology Roadmap. << Show the intended future development of your product or service, i.e., changes to meet future market demands, adaptations to international markets, or upgrades. Also detail plans for new products or services to add to the range. Include Team/Department structure Methodology Platforms used Milestones to be achieved System Overview Diagram>> << Indicate whether you will have ongoing R&D as an activity of the company, what areas this will be exploring and what future contributions to the company you expect from this research. >>
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Technology Roadmap. (a) MSI will work together in good faith with PDV on technology and product planning, with the aim of developing a long term technology roadmap for MSI products that will provide agreed upon solutions to meet existing and reasonably anticipated needs of PDV customers over time. (b) MSI will schedule an initial meeting as soon as practical and will commit to at least two (2) meetings annually where PDV would have an opportunity to review MSI’s roadmap and provide input, make requests and generally discuss needs for the future. *** Portions of this page have been omitted pursuant to a request for Confidential Treatment and filed separately with the Commission. (c) MSI will seriously consider all such input. In light of the difficulty of making future commitment to products and services not yet developed, MSI may not be able to implement all requests
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Technology Roadmap. Clearwire will provide Sprint with regular forecasting, as well as its three-year Technology Roadmap in order to develop the platforms in support of Clearwire’s requirements and specifications. Sprint will review Clearwire’s forecasts and roadmap, but any additional capacity commitments and associated costs must be mutually agreed upon in advance in writing.
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Technology Roadmap. Yes Please see number 1, above.
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Technology Roadmap. Describe how the Hosted IPT service will provide COVA with a future proofed path to deploying additional IP Telephony and Unified Communications solutions and installations. Include references to architecture, scalability and call routing (including call control and bandwidth management).
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Technology Roadmap. Newco will provide Sprint with its three-year Technology Roadmap in order to develop the platforms in support of Newco’s requirements and specifications.
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