Cutover Date(s) definition
Examples of Cutover Date(s) in a sentence
Lincoln Life will provide appropriate financial and other information with respect to the Accounts to Delaware, and will cooperate with Delaware, in connection with the preparation of data for 1996 annual reports to Contractowner and other elements of the Accounting Services that relate to periods prior to the Cutover Dates for the respective Accounts.
Provider shall ensure that, as of the applicable Cutover Dates, the Resources are integrated and interfaced and fully compatible with the Third-Party Resources that are being provided to the State as to functionality, speed, service levels, interconnectivity, reliability, availability, performance, response times and other similar measures.
On the applicable Cutover Dates, Provider shall assume management and control over all of the Managed Assets.
At the Cutover Date(s) for cellular service, all new cellular services procured by Departments will be obtained through this Agreement.
In addition, the Parties shall cooperate in accordance with Applicable Law to minimize Indirect Taxes incurred in connection with this Agreement.
Supplier shall continue to perform the Affected Services in accordance with the Agreement until the applicable Cutover Dates, but no longer than the periods set forth in the General Terms and Conditions.
If a phased implementation is being conducted with multiple Cutover Dates this Contract shall be for the minimum period stated in Schedule 1 from the Final Cutover Date or, if no such period is stated, for a period of seven years from the Final Cutover Date.
Until the conversion is complete, the Parties will mutually agree what changes, if any, are necessary to the Transition Plan and to the Cutover Dates.