3. Technical Support

Definition of Technical Support

  1. Technical Support means reasonable assistance provided by JAGOTEC to NITEC strictly limited to providing technical support to an alternative supplier of Product in connection with (a) the training of their staff, (b) cross-validation of the analytical methods and its production of three consecutive validation Batches (of one strength only) complying with the Specifications. All other technical support, including but not limited to regulatory support, stability programs and any in vivo study work, is specifically excluded.

Examples of Technical Support in a sentence

  1. LookSmart will use commercially reasonable efforts to provide the Service Levels and Technical Support as specified in Exhibit B.
  2. Amend in the Order Form Section 13, Technical Support, email alias so that syndication-support@google.com includes, (for WebSearch, Image Search Serivces, AFS and AFC requests) and delete websearch-support@google.com.
  3. Invoices for NOC Operations, Maintenance and Technical Support charges will commence on the date of activation of the NOC Equipment.

Definition of Technical Support in Agreement

Technical Support means reasonable assistance provided by JAGOTEC to NITEC strictly limited to providing technical support to an alternative supplier of Product in connection with (a) the training of their staff, (b) cross-validation of the analytical methods and its production of three consecutive validation Batches (of one strength only) complying with the Specifications. All other technical support, including but not limited to regulatory support, stability programs and any in vivo study work, is specifically excluded.

Definition of Technical Support in License and Services Agreement

Technical Support means all of the services described in this Service Level Agreement.

Definition of Technical Support in Supply Agreement

Technical Support means services provided by Superclick in support and/or maintenance of Swisscom's use of the Licensed Product(s) as further described in Section 5 and Schedule A below.