Benchmarking Company definition

Benchmarking Company means the independent third party industry recognised benchmarking service identified and sourced by the Service Provider and appointed jointly by the Parties to conduct the Benchmark Review.
Benchmarking Company means an independent third party appointed under paragraph [2] of Appendix B of Schedule H (Pricing and Payment);

Examples of Benchmarking Company in a sentence

  • The costs and expenses of the Benchmarking Company shall be borne equally by Transnet and the Service Provider unless the Benchmark Review finds that the Benchmarked Services are not Good Value, in which case these costs shall be borne by the Service Provider.

  • The Service Provider shall fully co-operate with the Benchmarking Company and shall (at its own cost) provide any information relating to the Services which may reasonably be requested by the Benchmarking Company as well as providing access to records, technical documentation, premises, equipment, systems and its employees as and when reasonably requested by the Benchmarking Company, subject to the Benchmarking Company agreeing to comply with the Service Provider's reasonable confidentiality restrictions.

  • The Provider agrees to cooperate fully with the Benchmarking Company performing the benchmarking and provide all data relating to the provision of the Services to Service Recipient requested by the Benchmarking Company.

  • At the end of each such benchmarking process and in accordance with the procedures detailed in Schedule 8, Benchmarking Company shall make recommendations as to required improvements and acceptable time scales for the implementation thereof and Provider shall be obliged to implement such recommendations in accordance with those time scales.

  • KPMG PA Consulting British Food Industries Gartner Services AT Kearney Deloitte Accenture Plus any jointly agreed Benchmarking Company for any Benchmarked Service not covered by any of the above.