Maintenance Windows means collectively, standard maintenance and emergency maintenance. Standard maintenance windows will be published in advance on StoreReflect’s website at least 72 hours in advance of the start of the standard maintenance window. Emergency maintenance will occur as needed. StoreReflect will make reasonable efforts to publish emergency maintenance windows on StoreReflect’s website in advance of the emergency maintenance window, but it is possible that advanced notification of an emergency window may not occur.
Maintenance Windows means specified time frames during which Maintenance Downtime may take place.
Maintenance Windows are the time frames during which Entrust may perform scheduled routine system maintenance. The Maintenance Windows will not exceed twelve (12) hours per month. Entrust will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide Customer with two (2) weeks’ advance notice of the Maintenance Windows.
Examples of Maintenance Windows in a sentence
In order to be able to provide a standardized, evolving Cloud Service over time, SAP may improve or modify the Cloud Service (including support services, Maintenance Windows and Major Upgrade Windows).
As the Cloud Service evolves, SAP may improve or modify the Cloud Service (including support services, Maintenance Windows and Major Upgrade Windows).
SAP may modify the Cloud Service (including support services, Maintenance Windows and Major Upgrade Windows), provided that SAP shall not materially degrade the core functionality of the Cloud Service during the Subscription Term.
These Maintenance Windows are the Client's opportunity to request the application releases be applied to their Production Environment.
Maintenance Windows Unless otherwise agreed, daily maintenance windows will be from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (U.S. Local time).
More Definitions of Maintenance Windows
Maintenance Windows. The periods during which SITA performs the maintenance of the SITA Network. Maintenance Windows occur during low network traffic periods. Maintenance is necessary to implement generic changes to, or generic version updates of, the SITA Network.
Maintenance Windows means the hours during the day in which the Company shall perform Scheduled Maintenance that occurs during the lowest volume times, normally between 12:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. of Reseller’s time zone.
Maintenance Windows means the windows of the Residential Units which are Noise Mitigation Measures;
Maintenance Windows means the windows of the Residential Units which are Noise Mitigation Measures and which are for identification purpose only each shown marked with “MAINTENANCE WINDOW” on the DMC Plans;
Maintenance Windows means the periods during which Service Provider is entitled to take a maintained Deliverable out of service for providing Maintenance Services other than emergency maintenance. Maintenance Windows for such maintained Deliverable shall, in regard to Deliverables under Work Orders or .s executed under this Agreement, be agreed by the Parties and set forth in the Work Order or . in question and shall, in regard to all other Maintained Deliverables, be as contemplated in clause 44.2.3 of Annexure F (Maintenance Services);
Maintenance Windows means collectively, standard maintenance and emergency maintenance. Standard maintenance windows will be published in advance on Simplex’s website at least 72 hours in advance of the start of the standard maintenance window. Emergency maintenance will occur as needed. Simplex will make reasonable efforts to publish emergency maintenance windows on Simplex’s website in advance of the emergency maintenance window, but it is possible that advanced notification of an emergency window may not occur.
Maintenance Windows means Sanctioned periods of downtime established, set, and approved through the OCRB process, during which Contractor may perform general maintenance functions and during which the performance or functionality of the Managed Applications may be unavailable, limited, impaired or degraded. Major Release has the meaning of a release of a piece of software, developed by the DDI vendor or another third-party vendor, which is not merely a revision or a bug fix but contains functional feature enhancement changes, with respect to the HSEP Applications. It follows the full SDLC requirements and generally involves more than 250 hours to develop and test. It is understood and agreed that Contractor’s scope of services under this Contract do not include the issuance of any Major Release(s) but rather only having Contractor oversee the release management for the State’s DDI Vendor. Managed Application means an Application which is a business component of the HSEP that Contractor supports pursuant to this Contract, the list being set forth in Attachment A, Section 6.1, Table 1 of this Contract. These Managed Applications may be classified as either Software, systems, or business components. MDM means master data management, which as of the Effective Date of Amendment #2, is no longer included in Contractor’s scope of services. Member means either (1) an insured individual whose enrollment transaction was processed through the applicable HSEP (each such Member will remain a Member as long as the Member remains enrolled in the plan) or (2) an individual whose Medicaid eligibility check was processed by the applicable HSEP, who was redirected to Medicaid enrollment system and who enrolls in a Medicaid plan. Minor Release has the meaning of a release of a product that does not add new features or content, is intended to solve minor problems such as bugs or security fixes or Non-Discretionary Service Requests, with respect to the Managed Applications, does not require full SDLC, and involves less than 250 hours to develop and test. Non-Discretionary Service Request (NDSR) means a request documented in the Ticket Management System for a minor change to a Managed Application or for a task, which is not tied to an Incident that is determined by Contractor to be necessary to keep the Managed Application available and functioning in accordance with its applicable Requirements. NDSRs are by definition herein minor enough that they generally do not require the full System Developme...