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Hub Order means an instruction to the Supplier to ship Product to the Hub, either on a single date or multiple pre-scheduled dates. Such instruction shall originate from an EMS Provider or a Cisco Memory Hub Operator pursuant to a valid Lean VMI Agreement or a Lean VMI Agreement for Third Party Hubs (as both are defined below). The instruction may take one of the following forms: discrete zero dollar purchase orders (manual or electronic), electronic data interchange releases against blanket purchase orders, or any other method agreed to between EMS Provider and Supplier or the Cisco Memory Hub Provider and Supplier, as applicable. “Hub Provider” means any third party providing warehousing services in connection with a Cisco Lean Hub. “Hub Pull Signal” means an instruction from the EMS Provider to the Hub Provider to ship or deliver Product from the Hub to the EMS Provider. “Intellectual Property” means any and all: (i) rights associated with works of authorship throughout the world, including but not limited to copyrights, neighboring rights, moral rights, and maskworks, and all derivative works thereof, (ii) trademark and trade name rights and similar rights, (iii) trade secret rights, (iv) patents, designs, algorithms and other industrial property rights, (v) other intellectual and industrial property rights (of every kind and nature throughout the world and however designated) whether arising by operation of law, contract, license, or otherwise, and (vi) registrations, initial applications, renewals, extensions, continuations, divisions or reissues thereof now or hereafter in force (including any rights in any of the foregoing). “JIG” means the Joint Industry Guide of the Electronic Industries Alliance. “Lean Hub Plan” means Cisco’s Global Hub Plan and/or Cisco’s Memory Hub Plan. “Non-Hub Order” means an instruction from Cisco or the Authorized Purchaser to the Supplier to ship Product directly to Cisco or the Authorized Purchaser. Such instruction may take one of the following forms: discrete purchase orders (manual or electronic), electronic data interchange releases against blanket purchase orders, or any other method agreed to between Authorized Purchaser and Supplier or Cisco and Supplier. “Order” means a Hub Order and/or a Non-Hub Order. “Product” means any product (including hardware and software, user documentation (if applicable) and Supplier’s standard packaging) set forth in a list provided by Supplier to Cisco on a quarterly basis which includes the ...

Examples of Hub Order in a sentence

The initial subscription fees and additional charges, if any, the payment terms, as well as the initial term will be as mutually agreed upon in the C3 Hub Order Form.
If no such cancellation has been received by C3, the renewal fees and additional charges invoiced, if any, will become due and payable as mutually agreed upon in the C3 Hub Order Form.
Unless otherwise mutually agreed upon in the C3 Hub Order Form, payments must be made in advance of any access to the C3 Hub and for the complete term.
The C3 Reservations option containing the functionality related to appointment and dock scheduling will be included in the C3 Hub if, and only if, agreed to by the parties in the C3 Hub Order Form.
The C3 Yard option containing the functionality related to yard management and dock execution will be included in the C3 Hub if, and only if, agreed to by the parties in the C3 Hub Order Form.
Customer assumes all responsibility to review all features and options included in the C3 Hub prior to signing a C3 Hub Order Form.
Unless otherwise mutually agreed to in the applicable C3 Hub Order Form, invoices will be sent by C3 to the Customer’s most recent billing email on file in PDF format and must be paid within 30 days.
To prevent any interruption in the use of the C3 Hub the Customer must pay C3 the renewal fees and additional charges, if any, before the beginning of a new term or as otherwise mutually agreed upon in the C3 Hub Order Form.
The Customer agrees to pay C3 all the applicable taxes with respect to the C3 Hub as detailed in the C3 Hub Order Form other than C3’s income or personal property taxes; provided that C3 must invoice the Customer for such tax payment(s).
Unless provided otherwise in the C3 Hub Order Form, each of the Document Management option and the Compliance option will be automatically included with C3 Reservations.

More Definitions of Hub Order

Hub Order or “Replenishment Signal” means an instruction to Supplier to ship Components to one or more Hubs, either on a single date or on multiple pre-scheduled dates. The instruction may take the form of a discrete or blanket purchase order (fax or electronic), EDI demand signal, or any other method agreed between EMS Provider and Supplier. “MOQ” means minimum order quantity, as agreed between Supplier and EMS Provider or Supplier and the Cisco Entities, whichever is lower. “MPQ” means minimum package quantity, as agreed between Supplier and EMS Provider or Supplier and the Cisco Entities, whichever is lower. “Pull Signal” means an instruction from the EMS Provider to the Hub Operator to ship or deliver Components from a Hub to the EMS Provider. “Standard Component” means any Component that is not a Custom Component. Standard Components are generally designated ‘Non-liable’ in the Cisco Entities’ component attributes database.

Hub Order means an instruction to the Supplier to ship Product to the Hub, either on a single date or multiple pre-scheduled dates. Such instruction shall originate from an EMS Provider or a Cisco Memory Hub Operator pursuant to a valid Lean VMI Agreement or a Lean VMI Agreement for Third Party Hubs (as both are defined below). The instruction may take one of the following forms: discrete zero dollar purchase orders (manual or electronic), electronic data interchange releases against blanket purchase orders, or any other method agreed to between EMS Provider and Supplier or the Cisco Memory Hub Provider and Supplier, as applicable. **** Indicates provision for which confidential treatment has been requested. CISCO CONFIDENTIAL “Hub Provider” means any third party providing warehousing services in connection with a Cisco Lean Hub. “Hub Pull Signal” means an instruction from the EMS Provider to the Hub Provider to ship or deliver Product from the Hub to the EMS Provider. “JIG” means the Joint Industry Guide of the Electronic Industries Alliance. “Lean Hub Plan” means Cisco’s Global Hub Plan and/or Cisco’s Memory Hub Plan. “Non-Hub Order” means an instruction from Cisco or the Authorized Purchaser to the Supplier to ship Product directly to Cisco or the Authorized Purchaser. Such instruction may take one of the following forms: discrete purchase orders (manual or electronic), electronic data interchange releases against blanket purchase orders, or any other method agreed to between Authorized Purchaser and Supplier or Cisco and Supplier. “Order” means a Hub Order and/or a Non-Hub Order. “Product” means any product (including hardware and software, user documentation (if applicable) and Supplier’s standard packaging) set forth in a list provided by Supplier to Cisco on a quarterly basis which includes the current Products offered for sale by Supplier to Cisco and Authorized Purchasers, and any purchased from Supplier, or an authorized distributor of Supplier by Cisco or on Cisco’s behalf by an Authorized Purchaser. “Product Price” means the most recent mutually agreed upon price that Cisco (and its Authorized Purchasers) shall pay for a Product, as established via any price negotiation process (including, without limitation, reverse auction, request for pricing, direct negotiation or other process) and contained in Cisco’s then-current commodity information database. “Rolling Forecast” or “Forecast” means a non-binding estimate of Product forecast to be purchased by Cis...