ARMIS definition

ARMIS means the most current ARMIS 4308 report issued by the FCC.
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ARMIS means the Automated Reporting Management Information System of the Federal Communications Commission.
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Examples of ARMIS in a sentence

  • The list of additional “non-impaired” wire centers as designated by BellSouth shall reflect the number of business lines, as of December 31 of the previous year based upon its ARMIS 43 08 data filed with the FCC and/or shall reflect the current number of FBCs in each wire center, as applicable, and to the extent BellSouth relies upon such information to make its designation.

  • For example, a DS1 line corresponds to 24 64 kbps-equivalents, and therefore to 24 “Business Lines.” Centrex and PBX Trunks and Centrex Extensions will be counted as outlined in the ARMIS 43-08 reporting guidelines.

  • CenturyLink will re- calculate recurring rates for pole attachments and innerduct (including without limitation microduct) occupancy annually using the FCC rules and formulae found at 47 C.F.R. § 1, Subpart J and A.R.M.I.S data filed by CenturyLink with the FCC.

  • The docu- mentation must include a certification statement identical to the certification statement currently required to be in- cluded with all Automated Reporting and Management Information Systems (ARMIS) reports.

  • G.2 In the case of IXC traffic terminating to BTI ported numbers, the Parties will, unless IXC actual minutes of use can be measured, account for access revenue on a state-by-state basis by using verifiable BellSouth/BTI interstate and intrastate minutes of use reported on the applicable ARMIS report at the total IXC access rates applicable to BellSouth less the BellSouth/BTI meet point access minutes at the meet point billing access rates applicable to BellSouth, with no other subtractions.

  • The number of switched business lines served by BellSouth in that wire center based upon data as reported in ARMIS 43-08 for the previous year.

  • G.2 In the case of IXC traffic terminating to Carrier ported numbers, the Parties will, unless IXC actual minutes of use can be measured, account for access revenue on a state-by-state basis by using verifiable BellSouth/Carrier interstate and intrastate minutes of use reported on the applicable ARMIS report at the total IXC access rates applicable to BellSouth less the BellSouth/Carrier meet point access minutes at the meet point billing access rates applicable to BellSouth, with no other subtractions.

  • WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, ARMIS AND ITS AFFILIATES AND ITS LICENSORS DO NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT TO CUSTOMER THAT CUSTOMER’S USE OF THE PLATFORM ASSETS DURING THE FREE EVALUATION PERIOD OR BETA PROGRAM USAGE WILL MEET CUSTOMER’S REQUIREMENTS, BE UNINTERRUPTED, TIMELY, SECURE, OR FREE FROM ERRORS, OR THAT ANY DATA PROVIDED DURING THE FREE EVALUATION PERIOD WILL BE ACCURATE.

  • The annual threshold shall be re-calculated on the first business day of the calendar year when updated ARMIS data is made publicly available.

  • The number of switched business lines served by AT&T in that wire center based upon data as reported in ARMIS 43-08 for the previous year.

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