Desktop Service definition
Examples of Desktop Service in a sentence
The Workspot Hosted Virtual Desktop Service is currently offered to operate with Microsoft Azure or GCP as the underlying Utilized IaaS.
Workspot will endeavor to meet the “Monthly Uptime Percentage” (as defined below) for the availability of the Workspot Hosted Virtual Desktop Service to subscribing End Users of at least 99.9% during any calendar month during the Subscription Term (the “Service Commitment”).
As identified in the Desktop Service Level Agreement, the LIBRARY is responsible for insuring all leased assets that are part of this agreement and also agrees to follow the EIN guidelines, policies, and standards for purposes of ensuring successful and secure use of EIN hardware and software.
Customer understands that to use the Applications on the Services, Customer will also be using Microsoft Remote Desktop Service (“MRDS”).
Messenger Service/Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Service only works on Windows platforms.
Desktop Service is required along with Network/Intranet for access to other services.
Refer to the Desktop Service Level Agreement regarding further information about computer hardware and software application support.
On the first of the month following notification under Section 6 of Attachment F, with respect to Desktop Service Contracts and Desktop Extended Service Contracts for which payment has been received from the Customer, Dell will remit to BancTec the [*.*] therefore (less any related [*.*] or [*.*], sales and use tax or discounts) in a [*.*] [*.*].
Upon termination or expiration of a Subscription Term, all Company Data stored in the Workspot Hosted Virtual Desktop Service for that Subscription will immediately be deleted and Company agrees that it is Company’s responsibility to take appropriate measures to retain backup copies of Company Data outside of the Workspot Hosted Virtual Desktop Service prior to termination or expiration of the applicable Subscription Term.
The Workspot Hosted Virtual Desktop Service is currently provided with Microsoft Azure as the underlying IaaS.