Supported Program means a supported version of the Software in a Designated Deployment, for which Customer has paid the then-current Support Services Fees.
Supported Program means the current version of the Software used in a Supported Environment in use at the Designated Deployment, for which Customer has paid the then-current Support Fees.
Supported Program means the current version of the Software used in a Supported Environment in use at the Designated Deployment, for which Customer has paid the then-current Support Fees.
Examples of Supported Program in a sentence
Should Customer request that LogRhythm send personnel to the Designated Deployment to resolve any Error in the Supported Program, Customer shall pay LogRhythm’s actual, reasonable and necessary travel and living expenses in accordance Section 5 of the Agreement.
Should Customer request that LogRhythm send personnel to the Designated Deployment to resolve any Error in the Supported Program, Customer shall pay LogRhythm’s actual, reasonable and necessary travel and living expenses.
OMH Supported Program Initiatives Supported Education Program Pilot.
Trustwave shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide a Resolution to the Supported Program.
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More Definitions of Supported Program
Supported Program means the then-current Major Release and the immediately preceding Major Release of the Software.
Supported Program or "Supported Software" shall mean the then current version of the Software in use at the Designated Center for which the Customer has paid the then-current support fee ("Support Fee").
Supported Program means the then-current Major Version of a listed Program running on the specified Operating System Software and, for a period of twelve (12) months after introduction of a new Major Version of such Program, the immediately preceding Major Version of the Program. Appeon will use commercially reasonable efforts to correct or circumvent defects in the Supported Program that can be reproduced at an Appeon support facility. Appeon shall have no obligation to provide Support with respect to: (a) defects that have been corrected in a newer generally-available Update; (b) misconfiguration or improper Use of the Program; (c) Use of the Program on any unsupported computer hardware or software environment; or (d) Use of any version of the Program modified by You in breach of this Agreement. Appeon has no obligation to modify any version of the Program to run with new versions of the Operating System Software. Appeon reserves the right to make corrections only to the most current generally-available Major Version of the Program.
Supported Program means the current version of the Deliverables, for which Trac Medical has paid the then-current Support Fees.
Supported Program or “Supported Software” shall mean, at any given time, the then-current release and the two immediately preceding point releases from the current release of the Software in use by any of the CIGNA Entities. For example, if the most current release is 5.5, Chordiant must support 5.3, 5.4 and 5.5 or if the most current release is 6.1, then Chordiant must support 5.9, 6.0 and 6.1 (and once the current release is 6.2, then support 6.0, 6.1 and 6.2).
Supported Program means a supported version of the Software in a Designated Deployment, for which customer has paid the then-current Support Services Fees.
Supported Program means the then current Major Version of a listed Program running on the specified Operating System Software and, for a period of 12 months after introduction of a new Major Version of such Program, the immediately preceding Major Version of the Program. If You purchase Support for any Program in Use on a Machine or in a network, You must purchase the same level of Support for all copies of such Program on such Machine or network. As part of such Support service, Sybase will use commercially reasonable efforts to correct or circumvent reported errors in the Supported Program that can be reproduced at a Sybase support facility. Sybase shall have no obligation to provide Support with respect to: (i) Use of any Program on any computer system other than the specified Machine and Operating System Software; (ii) Use of any version of the Program modified by You in breach of this Agreement; or (iii) Use of versions of different co-operating Supported Programs that are not specified in the applicable Documentation to execute correctly together on a Machine or in a network. Sybase has no obligation to modify any version of the Program to run with new versions of the Operating System Software. Sybase reserves the right to make corrections only to the most current generally available Major Version of the Program.