Down Time definition
Down Time means the time period when specified services with specified technical and service standards are not available to user(s).
Down Time means the time period when specified services with specified technical and service standards are not available to user(s). More details below.
Down Time means any period of time where the Cloud Platform is not Available.
Examples of Down Time in a sentence
In no event will we be responsible for delays in our response or our provision of Services during (i) those periods of time covered under the Transition Exception (defined below), or (ii) periods of delay caused by Scheduled Down Time, Client-Side Downtime, Vendor-Side Downtime (all defined below).
More Definitions of Down Time
Down Time means the period of time when the entire school is closed.
Down Time means, with respect to a solvent cleaning machine, the period when a solvent cleaning machine is not cleaning parts and the sump heating coils, if present, are turned off.
Down Time. The Contractor must credit the reporting Authorized User for any service "downtime" experienced during the monthly billing cycle. “Credit must be issued when “downtime” exceeds the Mean Time To Respond/Repair (MTTR) as defined in Section IX.
1.1.1 In addition, credit must be issued when a particular network service experiences “downtime” on more than one occasion during the monthly billing cycle. Bidders must state the percentage or rate of compensation to be applied for circuit downtime based on the services contracted. X
Down Time means the period starting from the Contractor's receipt of notice from the Government requiring the Contractor to deliver or provide Maintenance Services until the rectification of the Equipment to its normal working order;
Down Time is an unscheduled period during which the Voice Services or Video Conferencing Service for RingCentral Office on the RingCentral Network are interrupted and not usable, except that Down Time does not include unavailability or interruptions due to (1) acts or omissions of Customer; (2) an event of a Force Majeure; or (3) Customer’s breach of the Agreement. Down Time begins to accrue after one (1) minute of unavailability, per incident.
Down Time means the period when the system is not available due to a problem in the system and shall be the interval between the time of reporting of failure to the time of completion of repair. Down Time is the sum of response time and restoration time with the following exclusions:
Down Time. : shall mean the interval between the times of reporting of failure to the time of completion of repair. Down Time is the sum of response time and repair time with the following exclusions: