Utility Programs definition

Utility Programs means all third-party software, software code, and computer programs or instructions included with or integrated into the Software, or upon which the Software is layered for interoperability purposes.
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Examples of Utility Programs in a sentence

  • The Board of Public Utilities (“BPU”) has further established requirements for the utilities to adopt a coordinated Contractor remediation policy for Programs.2 All Contractors participating in any of the Utility Programs should be familiar with this policy and understand the consequences for failure to comply.

  • Licensee shall have sole responsibility to obtain and pay for any third- party software (with the exclusion of Utility Programs) necessary or desirable to operate the Software (e.g., operating systems, Internet software, network protocol software).

  • The Settling Parties and Staff agree to continue to collaborate in a working group as contemplated in the settlement agreement approved by the Commission in DE 10-188, the proceeding for the approval of the 2011-2012 Core Electric Utility Programs, with the intent of ensuring that performance incentives are appropriately aligned with Core Program goals.

  • Licensee shall have sole responsibility to obtain and pay for any third-party software (with the exclusion of Utility Programs) necessary or desirable to operate the Software (e.g., operating systems, Internet software, network protocol software).

  • All invoices for services rendered shall be submitted monthly to the attention of the Utility Programs Coordinator.