System Change definition

System Change means a revision made in accordance with Section 10.

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System Change means any change to the Software, Equipment, System or operating environment, including without limitation, changes to programs, manual procedures, job control language statements, distribution parameters or schedules.

System Change is defined in Subparagraph 2(m).

Examples of System Change in a sentence

Licensee shall be entitled to refuse to comply with any System Change, including pre-authorized increases in the Standard Rate, by providing Licensing Company with timely notice of such refusal.
In the event Licensee provides such notice, this License Agreement will automatically terminate if the refusal relates to a pre-authorized increase in the Standard Rate or the System Change set forth in Section 10.1(a).
All Operator replacements and upgrades shall be scheduled and completed so as to cause no more disruption to Licensee or its Permitted End Users than the System Change causes to Operator and its other customers.
Further, Operator shall consult with Licensee reasonably in advance of the implementation of any System Change so that Licensee may assess the potential effects of proposed System Change on Licensee and its Permitted End Users, and Operator shall cooperate with Licensee to minimize the disruption caused by System Changes to Licensee and Licensee's Permitted End Users.
Operator shall provide notice equal to the notice provided to its other customers in the Market Area of any changes in the System (each, a "System Change") that could impair the performance or functionality of Licensee or Permitted End Users' equipment using the System.

More Definitions of System Change

System Change means any change or modification to any infrastructure components of the hardware and software used in the Back Office.

System Change shall have the meaning provided in Section 11.4(d). *** Omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

System Change any change that constitutes a modification of infrastructure, software, process or policy

System Change means any change or modification to any infrastructure components of the UIQ System and the NAN.

System Change a change to the BT System which has material effect on the Operator System such that the Operator System would require changes to maintain access to the International Facility Capacity or to the management of the Line System;

System Change means any change to the Software, Equipment, System or operating environment including without limitation, New Services, Enhancements, Major Release, Minor Release, changes to programs, manual procedures, scripts, distribution parameters, or Schedules, as well as a change or delay in any implementation Schedule (e.g., the implementation Schedule set forth in the Modernization Plan or in any Change Request).

System Change. The meaning set forth in Section 6.5 (a) of this Agreement. Taxes Any present or future U.S. or Canadian federal, state, local, foreign or provincial taxes, assessments, claims, fees and other charges of any kind, however designated, assessed, charged or levied now or hereafter, including without limitation, sales, use, excise, ad valorem, goods and services, value-added and other similar taxes, assessments or duties. Term The Initial Term and any Renewal Term of this Agreement. Termination Fee The amount that COMPANY must pay to TSYS, calculated in accordance with Article 19 and Exhibit W, in the event COMPANY terminates this Agreement without cause or for convenience prior to the last day of the Initial Term or any Renewal Term. Termination Rate The applicable fees for POS Authorization and Capture transactions as detailed in Exhibit “B”, Section 1.3, and for Clearing and Settlement transactions as detailed in Exhibit “C”, Section 1.2.1, multiplied by a factor of [***] percent ([***]%). Third Party or Third Parties Individuals or entities other than COMPANY, TSYS, and any of their Affiliates.