Common use of Theory of Operation Clause in Contracts

Theory of Operation. This project is intended to provide an extension of Comcast’s internal PBX network to include outside parties (outsourcers). This could include, but not be limited to, configurations where the outsourcer “agents” will appear no differently than Comcast employees which are also configured as agents off the same PBX’s. As an option, Comcast may choose, at least initially, to utilize a trunk-side connection to facilitate connectivity between Comcast PBX’s and the outsourcer PBX’s.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Services Agreement Call Handling Services This Agreement, Master Services Agreement (Support.com, Inc.)

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Theory of Operation. This project is intended to provide an extension of Comcast’s internal PBX network to include outside parties (outsourcers). This could include, but not be limited to, configurations where the outsourcer “agents” will appear no differently than Comcast employees which are also configured as agents off the same PBX’s. As an option, Comcast may choose, at least initially, to utilize a trunk-side connection to facilitate connectivity between Comcast PBX’s and the outsourcer PBX’s.80

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Confidential Treatment (StarTek, Inc.)

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Theory of Operation. This project is intended to provide an extension of Comcast’s internal PBX network to include outside parties (outsourcers). This could include, but not be limited to, configurations where the outsourcer “agents” will appear no differently than Comcast employees which are also configured as agents off the same PBX’s. As an option, Comcast may choose, at least initially, to utilize a trunk-side connection to facilitate connectivity between Comcast PBX’s and the outsourcer PBX’s.Comcast

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Master Services Agreement (StarTek, Inc.)

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