LSMS definition

LSMS means the Local Security Management Specialist employed by NHSBSA.

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LSMS means License Continuation, Subscription and Maintenance & Support.

LSMS means a local security management specialist for the purposes of Schedule 13;

Examples of LSMS in a sentence

• This testing does not satisfy requirements of interoperability testing for access to the NPAC/SMS and as such will not result in validation of the Company’s LSMS and LSOA systems as “Certified System” for LNP purposes.

• This information will be provisioned by the SOA and broadcast to the LSMS upon activation of the SV or Pooled Block and upon modification for those SOA and LSMS associations optioned “on” to send and receive this data.

• Further nomination shall be made within 3 months of the date on which the Provider first anticipates that there is to be a vacancy for its LCFS or its LSMS and the provisions of paragraphs 16 to 19 inclusive shall apply to any such nomination and subsequent appointment.

• The LSMS employed by Contractor shall provision a system that is not associated with the NPAC/SMS, which system shall enable the processing of queries for LEAP Data Elements in accordance with this Section 15.8.

• Testing will be supported for not more than one LSMS and one LSOA at a given time on CIS’ test bed system.

• Contractor shall employ an LSMS to provision current and historical LEAP Data Elements into LEAP, where historical LEAP Data Elements means, when feasible for and to the extent available to Contractor, LEAP Data Elements as of January 1, 2004.

• Provisioning of non-coordinated standalone number portability cutovers on Sundays is subject to CLEC obtaining industry agreement that all carriers will conduct their Local Service Management Systems (LSMS) update or maintenance activity on Sundays during the same maintenance window as the RSMS.

• The Provider shall nominate at least one person that it proposes to appoint as its LSMS within 6 weeks after the Effective Date, and the name of the nominee shall be notified to the CFSMS within 7 days of that nomination; and before making any such nomination, the Provider shall take into account any guidance issued by CFSMS on the suitability criteria for a LSMS.

• After a person nominated by the Provider has: been approved by the CFSMS as a person suitable for appointment as LCFS or LSMS; successfully completed any training required by the CFSMS; and has been appropriately accredited by the Counter Fraud Professional Accreditation Board or the NHS Security Management Accreditation Board, the Provider may appoint the person as its LCFS or LSMS in accordance with such approval.

• The Provider shall specify a job description for its LSMS which includes the operational and liaison responsibilities specified by the CFSMS (a generic job description may be found on the CFSMS website), and an LSMS: shall report directly to the Provider’s Executive Director designated under paragraph 12.2 and have the responsibilities set out in his work plan completed under paragraph 23.2; and shall not undertake responsibility for, or in any way be engaged in any counter fraud activities.

More Definitions of LSMS

LSMS means a User’s Local Service Management System or its equivalent , including all software, minicomputers, front-end processors, workstations, computers, terminals, local area network (“LAN”) servers and associated peripheral equipment, lines and cabling used to connect and transmit data to and from the NPAC/SMS and other Users.

LSMS means the Trust's local security management specialist.

LSMS means the Living Standard Measurement Survey, a survey carried out by the Borrower in 1995; and