Rollout Plan definition
Examples of Rollout Plan in a sentence
During the implementation of the Rollout Plan, as the detailed underwriting information for each state is determined, additional requirements will be incorporated into the project scope.
The Network Rollout Plan shall include anticipated dates and/or timelines for deployment of Products at Customer sites and proposed deadlines for other activities contemplated by the parties in connection with Customer's deployment of Products into its network.
The Network Rollout Plan shall be a reference document only and is not binding on either party; provided that the SOWs which are created pursuant to the Network Rollout Plan shall be mutually binding contractual documents.
If the issue is not resolved through such negotiations, then the issue will be considered not approved by the JOC and the existing Rollout Plan and Ford Employee Connectivity Program will be remain in effect unless a change is approved by the JOC or such executives of PeoplePC and Ford.
Within a reasonable amount of time after the Effective Date of this Agreement, the parties shall develop a document which details the anticipated deployment by Customer of Products and Services during the Initial Term (the "Network Rollout Plan").
The Network Rollout Plan shall serve as a guide pursuant to which the Parties shall mutually agree upon Statements of Work to describe in more detail the binding obligations of the parties with respect to individual projects related to the Network Rollout Plan (each a "Project").
The implementation period ("Implementation Period") shall begin on the Effective Date of this Agreement and shall end upon completion ("Completion Date") of all tasks delineated in the rollout plan ("Rollout Plan") contained within APPENDIX A for the first five states to be implemented (Colorado, Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and Indiana).
By the completion of Phase 3 in accordance with the Roll-out Plan and the Phase 3 Launch Date no fewer than 76 Stations will be connected by primary fibre link to the Network and no fewer than 40 Stations will be connected with a dual fibre link to this Network.
IMS will identify the key employees prior to implementation of the applicable Rollout Plan.
Customer shall provide to IMS during such Implementation Period all data, information, background, and other materials as defined by IMS and agreed to by Customer to enable IMS to complete the Rollout Plan delineated within APPENDIX A.