Information Exchange means the entity Managed by A Third Party Manager that: (1) Communicates Industry Statistics and (2) includes Respondent and at least one other Competitor.
Information Exchange means EDI reporting where a company or service provider transmits a report to the Division Depart- ment through a connection to a private information network.
Information Exchange means the online depository and retrieval platform operated by Sedex, comprising the Sedex Accounts accessible on the website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx hosted and managed by Sedex, which allows Auditors, Members and Users to upload, display and access Data
Examples of Information Exchange in a sentence
The Engineer agrees to comply with Attachment G, Computer Graphics Files for Document and Information Exchange, if determined by the State to be applicable to this contract.
This disclosure process was formerly completed using Vendor Information Exchange System (VENDEX) paper-based forms.
Level of detail and included model elements are provided in the Information Exchange Worksheet.
NetDMR is a national web-based tool enabling regulated CWA permittees to submit DMRs electronically via a secure internet application to EPA through the Environmental Information Exchange Network.
The Care and Health Information Exchange stores summary information from these organisations in one place so that – with your consent – professionals can view it to deliver better care to you.
More Definitions of Information Exchange
Information Exchange means EDI reporting where:
Information Exchange means EDI reporting where a com- pany or service provider transmits a report to the Division through a connection to a private information network.
Information Exchange means the information which is passed between the Customer and the Supplier for the purpose of providing the Services;
Information Exchange means the submission of data that is extracted from the
Information Exchange. The ability of an individual or organization to disclose or distribute the PRAs and PRA-related information to another individual or organization.
Information Exchange means EDI reporting where a company or service provider transmits a report to the Department through a connection to a private information network.
Information Exchange describing the E&H research landscape for trans-national research”. The aim of this work package is to gather information on programmes with an environment and health (E&H) component within the ERA-ENVHEALTH consortium. It is dedicated to provide the basic facts on research programmes in order to help understand the overall portfolio of research being funded and facilitate mutual knowledge and systematic exchange of information concerning research programming. The information collected via this overview will support the identification of opportunities for joint activities. The aim of the “Draft overview of programmes“ was to provide a first description of the E&H research landscape in partner organisations and to provide the first overview of national programmes and projects owned or managed by the ERA-ENVHEALTH consortium partners. The necessary information was collected through a questionnaire survey focused on the description of programme manager organisations, overall information of the E&H programmes (objectives, budget and source of funding, topics) and information of the number of projects funded by the E&H programmes. More detailed information about the relevant projects will be collect d in the next stage. In the next steps, the draft overview will be supplemented to the final overview of programmes and projects including a synthesis and recommendations for effective funding of E&H research and effective cooperation arrangements between experts. The information collected under this overview will serve as a first input into the database developed under task 1.1. Another consequence of this overview, as well as of the activities undertaken in the ERA- ENVHEALTH project as a whole, will be finding a way to better support research in the field of E&H and in particular better support research looking at reducing negative environmental impacts on human populations and their health in order to improve human health protection and prevention.