Whitespace definition

Whitespace means the portion of the TAM that does not use third-party SCM software and is estimated to be largely comprised of manual solutions completed by employees that involve little-to-no automation (e.g. spreadsheets) and home-grown solutions that are typically tailored software or add-on solutions developed
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Examples of Whitespace in a sentence

  • Whitespace is entitled to amend these General Terms and Conditions, which amendments shall enter into force on the date that the Client is notified thereof.

  • The charges are exclusive of VAT, any other sales taxes or incidental costs, expenses or Whitespace costs in relation to the purchase or lease and use of the items.

  • Neither party may assign, sub-contract, transfer or dispose of any of its rights and obligations under the Agreement, either in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of the other party, provided that Whitespace may assign, sub- contract, transfer or dispose of any of its rights and obligations under the Agreement, either in whole or in part, to any of its affiliates without the Client’s prior consent.

  • Whitespace will provide written confirm such actions have been completed.

  • The Client acknowledges that it is not authorised to extend, alter or make commitments outside of the conditions within this agreement without prior written agreement from Whitespace.

  • To be excluded from the late payment charge a bona fide disputed invoice amount must be notified in writing to Whitespace within 14-days of receipt of the relevant invoice.

  • Whitespace reserves the right to charge the Client for any additional effort as a result of data quality issues including but not limited to missing or incomplete records, delays in delivery, corrupt data.

  • The notice from the Client to Whitespace shall identify and substantiate the breach (where possible).

  • Whitespace will work with the Client on regarding updates to the Whitespace Service.

  • The Client shall, as Controller, comply with the GDPR and in particular in respect of all Personal Data it passes to Whitespace acting as the Processor.