Operational Change definition

Operational Change means the addition, modification or removal of anything that could have a material impact on the Services and requiring the Supplier’s effort of 20 man days or less;

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Operational Change any change in the Supplier's operational procedures which in all respects, when implemented: (a) will not affect the Charges and will not result in any other costs to the Authority; (b) may change the way in which the Services are delivered but will not adversely affect the output of the Services or increase the risks in performing or receiving the Services; (c) will not adversely affect the interfaces or interoperability of the Services with any of the Authority's IT infrastructure; and (d) will not require a change to this Agreement;

Operational Change means any change in the Service Provider's operational procedures which in all respects, when implemented: will not affect the Charges or the Service Provider's costs of performing the Services and will not result in any other costs to the Purchaser; and may change the way in which the Services are delivered but will not adversely affect the output of the Services or increase the risks in performing or receiving the Services; and will not adversely affect the interfaces or interoperability of the Services with any of the Purchaser's IT infrastructure; and/or will not require a change to this Contract.

Examples of Operational Change in a sentence

Where any such change constitutes an Operational Change, any change in the Buyer’s Security Requirements resulting from such Operational Change (if any) shall be agreed by the Parties and documented in the relevant Operational Change Confirmation.
The Supplier shall complete the Operational Change by the timescale specified for completion of the Operational Change in the RFOC, and shall promptly notify the Authority when the Operational Change is completed.
Where any such change constitutes an Operational Change, any change in the Authority’s Security Requirements resulting from such Operational Change (if any) shall be agreed by the Parties and documented in the relevant Operational Change Confirmation.
The Authority may request an Operational Change by submitting a written request for Operational Change (“RFOC”) to the Supplier’s contract manager (whose details are set out in Paragraph 4 of Schedule 3).
The RFOC shall include the following details: the proposed Operational Change; and the timescale for completion of the Operational Change.

Operational Change means a process that documents and allows the parties to agree a request for a change to any operational, technical or service management process agreed between the parties;

Operational Change means the addition, modification or removal of anything that could have a

Operational Change means a change to any Process which affects the procedures, scheduled operations activities, output and/or functioning of the Service Delivery Model, but which is not determined to be a Project, and does not require an adjustment to the Agreement;

Operational Change has the meaning given in Schedule 8.2 (Change Control);

Operational Change means any change in the Contractor's operational procedures or documentation which in all respects, when implemented: (a) will not affect the Contract Price or the Contractor's costs of performing the Services and will not result in any other costs to the Authority; (b) may change the way in which the Services are delivered but will not adversely affect the output of the Services or increase the risks in performing or receiving the Services; (c) will not adversely affect the interfaces or interoperability of the Services with any of the Authority's ICT System; and (d) will not require a change to the Contract; and