Customer Infrastructure definition

Customer Infrastructure means the virtual machines, assets, networks, systems or other virtual infrastructure that you use in connection with your Cloud Services and which BT has agreed to support through the Compute Managed Service, as set out in any applicable Order.
Customer Infrastructure means any information technology infrastructure, including computers, software, hardware, databases, electronic systems (including database management systems), and networks, whether operated directly by Customer or through the use of third-party services, on which Software is installed or will be installed.
Customer Infrastructure means the Customer’s systems and technical infrastructure, including those systems that directly or indirectly interface and/or are interoperable with, and/or impact on, the Services, and which are not under Supplier’s management and control and explicitly identified as Supplier’s responsibility under this Contract, but excluding the Connectivity Infrastructure.

Examples of Customer Infrastructure in a sentence

  • The Customer shall at reasonable times to be agreed allow access to its premises for the installation of the Local Host by Govtech and the setting up of a communications link (typically a virtual private network connection) between the Govtech Service Centre and the Customer Infrastructure to enable daily access to Customer Inputs.


More Definitions of Customer Infrastructure

Customer Infrastructure means any hardware, software or communications technology supplied or licensed or owned by the Customer which is necessary for the performance of the DPA services, including network, operating software , applications and databases;
Customer Infrastructure means any Customer Equipment, devices, network, system(s), software, hardware
Customer Infrastructure means the virtual machines, assets, networks, systems or other virtual infrastructure that the Customer uses in connection with the Customer´s Cloud Services and which BT has agreed to support through the Compute Managed Service, as set out in any applicable Order.
Customer Infrastructure has the meaning set forth in Section 4.1.
Customer Infrastructure means the hardware and software components in the On-Premise or Cloud-based environments controlled by the customer, including software components that are installed in these environments.
Customer Infrastructure means any hardware, software or telecommunication networks outside the Cloud Setup and therefore outside of TrustBuilder’s span of control (such as but not limited to, remote components of the TrustBuilder Software, the software or hardware the Customer requires to remotely access the Software and telecommunications networks used to connect to the Hosted Infrastructure). "Managed Service" means the Services specified in this document.
Customer Infrastructure means any hardware, software or telecommunication networks outside the Cloud Setup and therefore outside of TrustBuilder’s span of control (such as but not limited to, remote components of the TrustBuilderSoftware, the software or hardware the Customer requires to remotely access the Software and telecommunications networks used to connect to the Hosted Infrastructure). "Managed Service" means the Services specified in this document.