INP definition

INP means the use of existing and available call routing, forwarding, and addressing capabilities (e.g. remote call forwarding) to enable a Customer to receive Telephone Exchange Service provided by any Local Exchange Carrier operating within the exchange area with which the Customer’s telephone number(s) is associated, without having to change the telephone number presently assigned to the Customer and regardless of whether the Customer’s chosen Local Exchange Carrier is the carrier that originally assigned the number to the Customer.

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INP means In-Person meeting procedures and applies only when the procedures for In-Person meetings differs from Electronic (ELE) meeting procedures.

INP is As Described in the Act.

Examples of INP in a sentence

• Orders for new INP received prior to that date, and change orders for existing INP, shall be worked by Party A.

• Orders for new INP received by Party A on or after that date shall be rejected.

• INP will be provided by remote call forwarding (RCF) and/or direct inward dialing (DID) technology, which will forward terminating calls to Party B's End Office.

• The Parties shall provide Interim Number Portability (INP) in accordance with rules and regulations prescribed from time to time by the FCC and state regulatory bodies, the Parties respective company procedures, and as set forth in this Section 15.4. The Parties shall provide INP on a reciprocal basis.

• The Parties agree to work cooperatively to develop procedures or adopt industry standards or practices concerning the initiation and termination of INP service in a multi-carrier environment.

More Definitions of INP

INP means the delivery of service provider Number Portability capabilities through the use of switch-based call routing as described in 47 C.F.R. Section 52.7.

INP. (Interim Number Portability) is a service arrangement whereby subscribers who change local service providers may retain existing telephone numbers with minimal impairment of quality, reliability, or convenience when remaining at their current location or changing their location within the geographic area served by the initial carrier's serving central office.

INP. (INTERIM NUMBER PORTABILITY) is a service arrangement whereby subscribers who change local service providers may retain existing telephone numbers without impairment of quality, reliability, or convenience when remaining at their current location or changing their location within the geographic area served by the initial carrier's serving central office. (Notwithstanding the foregoing, the parties acknowledge that the provision of INP through Remote Call Forwarding results in a lesser grade of service.)

INP refers to the temporary means by which BellSouth allows customers to retain their existing telephone numbers when changing from one local exchange carrier to another. This service provides transparent delivery of Telephone Number Portability ("TNP") capabilities, from a customer standpoint in terms of call completion, and from a carrier standpoint in terms of compensation, through the use of call routing, forwarding, and addressing capabilities. The interim nature of these arrangements result from the fact that their performance and cost cannot meet or sustain end-user customer or co-carrier expectations. Standards for permanent number portability will be set by regulatory stricture, and both Parties agree to implementation of permanent number portability at the earliest possible point in time.

INP and “Interim Number Portability” have the meaning stated in Attachment 8, Section 2.

INP means the Recipient’s National Institute of Pedology (Institut National de Pédologie) established pursuant to the Recipient’s Décret No. 2004-802 of June 28, 2004, which is responsible for the mandate to improve the productivity of land, in the framework of the government strategy to reduce rural poverty.

INP means Instituto Nacional de Petróleo in Mozambique (the National Petroleum Institute);