Exchange Data definition
Exchange Data means certain data and other information: (a) disseminated by a System relating to securities or other financial instruments, products, vehicles, currencies, or other means; or (b) related to Persons regulated by an Exchange or to activities of an Exchange; or (c) gathered by CDS from other sources, in each case (other than foreign currency trading data) sourced by CDS within the U.S.
Exchange Data means Data in Your Account that consists solely of Microsoft Exchange 2010 and 2013 mailboxes and public folders. If Your Exchange Data (a) becomes corrupted in Your Intermedia-hosted Exchange 2010 or 2013 database, or (b) is lost due to a direct failure of the relevant Intermedia hardware or datacenter where Your Exchange Data is hosted (each, an “Event”), and Intermedia fails to restore Your Exchange Data to the last known good state, as determined by Intermedia, within five (5) business days of your initial submission of a technical support ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss, Intermedia will issue a credit (“Recovery Credit”) for the corresponding amount stated in the table: Less than 24 hours of Exchange Data 25% of monthly fee 24 hours to 48 hours of Exchange Data 50% of monthly fee More than 48 hours of Exchange Data 100% of monthly fee To request a Recovery Credit, (a) Your Account must be in good standing with Intermedia, (b) You must open a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss within seventy-two (72) hours of the Event, and (c) You must send an email or written Recovery Credit request to the Billing Department at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇ in the month immediately following the month for which You are requesting a Recovery Credit. Recovery Credit requests must include Your Account name or Account number and the dates and specific periods of lost or corrupted Exchange Data for which You are requesting the Recovery Credit. Intermedia will compare information provided by You to the actual Exchange Data that resides in Your Exchange 2010 or 2013 database. A Recovery Credit is issued only if Intermedia confirms an Exchange Data loss warranting the Recovery Credit. If Intermedia is unable to restore the relevant Exchange Data within five (5) business days of a valid Recovery Credit request, You will receive a monthly fee credit of one hundred percent (100%).
Exchange Data means certain data and other information disseminated relating to securities or other financial instruments, products, vehicles, or devices; or relating to Persons regulated by BATS or to activities of BATS; or gathered by BATS from other sources, in each case sourced by BATS within the U.S.
Examples of Exchange Data in a sentence
Such connectivity includes the maintenance of point-to-point connections to OCC and the use of redundant connectivity to support all transmissions of trade data and Exchange Data, which is not provided under a separate license agreement, to OCC required under this Agreement.
Each Exchange acknowledges that the Exchange Licensed Data may include Derived Data and non-real time Exchange Data.
OCC expressly acknowledges and agrees that the Exchange Data, including without limitation any and all intellectual property rights inherent therein or appurtenant thereto, shall, as between the Exchange and OCC, be and remain the sole and exclusive property of the Exchange.
The Exchange Data constitutes valuable property of the Exchange and its affiliates.
The Licensed Data that contains Exchange Data shall be subject to the terms of this Section 7(h) (the used, licensed and distributed by OCC without restriction.
More Definitions of Exchange Data
Exchange Data means Data in Your Account that consists solely of Microsoft 2010 Exchange mailboxes and public folders. If Your Exchange Data (i) becomes corrupted in Your Company hosted Exchange 2010 database, or (ii) is lost due to a direct failure of the relevant Company hardware or datacenter where Your Exchange Data is hosted (each, an “Event”), and Company fails to restore Your Exchange Data to the last known good state, as determined by Company, within five (5) business days of your initial submission of a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss, Company will issue a credit (“Recovery Credit”) for the corresponding amount stated in the table: Amount of Exchange Data that Company was not able to restore Recovery Credit Less than 24 hours of Exchange Data 25% of monthly fee 24 hours to 48 hours of Exchange Data 50% of monthly fee More than 48 hours of Exchange Data 100% of monthly fee To request a Recovery Credit, (a) Your Account must be in good standing with Company, (b) You must open a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss within 72 hours of the Event, and (c) You must send an email or written Recovery Credit request to the Billing Department in the month immediately following the month for which You are requesting a Recovery Credit. Recovery Credit requests must include Your Account name or Account number and the dates and specific periods of lost or corrupted Exchange Data for which You are requesting the Recovery Credit. Company will compare information provided by You to the actual Exchange Data that resides in Your Exchange 2010 database. A Recovery Credit is issued only if Company confirms an Exchange Data loss warranting the Recovery Credit. If Company is unable to restore the relevant Exchange Data within five (5) business days of a valid Recovery Credit request, You will receive a monthly fee credit of 100%.
Exchange Data means certain data and other information: (a) disseminated by a Cboe Global Markets System relating to securities or other financial instruments, products, vehicles, currencies, or other means; or (b) related to Persons regulated by an Exchange or to activities of an Exchange; or (c) gathered by Cboe Data Services, LLC from other sources, in each case (other than foreign currency trading data) sourced by Cboe Data Services, LLC within the U.S.
Exchange Data has the meaning set forth in the definition of “Monthly Floor Price Computation.”
Exchange Data means Data in Your Account that consists solely of Microsoft Exchange 2010 and 2013 mailboxes and public folders. If Your Exchange Data (a) becomes corrupted in Your Company-hosted Exchange 2010 or 2013 database, or (b) is lost due to a direct failure of the relevant Company hardware or datacenter where Your Exchange Data is hosted (each, an “Event”), and Company fails to restore Your Exchange Data to the last known good state, as determined by Company, within five (5) business days of your initial submission of a technical support ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss, Company will issue a credit (“Recovery Credit”) for the corresponding amount stated in the table: Less than 24 hours of Exchange Data 25% of monthly fee 24 hours to 48 hours of Exchange Data 50% of monthly fee More than 48 hours of Exchange Data 100% of monthly fee To request a Recovery Credit, (a) Your Account must be in good standing with Company, (b) You must open a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss within seventy-two (72) hours of the Event, and (c) You must send an email or written Recovery Credit request to the Billing Department in the month immediately following the month for which You are requesting a Recovery Credit. Recovery Credit requests must include Your Account name or Account number and the dates and specific periods of lost or corrupted Exchange Data for which You are requesting the Recovery Credit. Company will compare information provided by You to the actual Exchange Data that resides in Your Exchange 2010 or 2013 database. A Recovery Credit is issued only if Company confirms an Exchange Data loss warranting the Recovery Credit. If Company is unable to restore the relevant Exchange Data within five (5) business days of a valid Recovery Credit request, You will receive a monthly fee credit of one hundred percent (100%).
Exchange Data means certain data and other information relating to securities or other financial instruments, products, vehicles or devices; or relating to Persons regulated by BATS or to activities of BATS; or gathered by BATS from other sources.
Exchange Data means Data in Your Account that consists solely of Microsoft 2010 Exchange mailboxes and public folders. If Your Exchange Data (i) becomes corrupted in Your Intermedia-hosted Exchange 2010 database, or (ii) is lost due to a direct failure of the relevant Intermedia hardware or datacenter where Your Exchange Data is hosted (each, an “Event”), and Intermedia fails to restore Your Exchange Data to the last known good state, as determined by Intermedia, within five (5) business days of your initial submission of a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss, Intermedia will issue a credit (“Recovery Credit”) for the corresponding amount stated in the table: Amount of Exchange Data that Intermedia was not able to restore Recovery Credit Less than 24 hours of Exchange Data 25% of monthly fee 24 hours to 48 hours of Exchange Data 50% of monthly fee More than 48 hours of Exchange Data 100% of monthly fee To request a Recovery Credit, (a) Your Account must be in good standing with Intermedia, (b) You must open a Technical Support Ticket in the administrative control panel reporting Exchange Data loss within 72 hours of the Event, and (c) You must send an email or written Recovery Credit request to the Billing Department at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ in the month immediately following the month for which You are requesting a Recovery Credit. Recovery Credit requests must include Your Account name or Account number and the dates and specific periods of lost or corrupted Exchange Data for which You are requesting the Recovery Credit. Intermedia will compare information provided by You to the actual Exchange Data that resides in Your Exchange 2010 database. A Recovery Credit is issued only if Intermedia confirms an Exchange Data loss warranting the Recovery Credit. If Intermedia is unable to restore the relevant Exchange Data within five (5) business days of a valid Recovery Credit request, You will receive a monthly fee credit of 100%. The limits and sole remedies regarding Recovery Credits and total credits under this SLA are set forth in Section 4 of this Service Level Agreement.
Exchange Data is defined in Section 4(d) of this Agreement.