FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES Sample Clauses

FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES. 6.1 TCAL agrees to provide an initial forecast for establishing the initial Interconnection facilities. TDS TELECOM shall review this forecast, and if it has any additional information that will change the forecast shall provide this information to TCAL. The Parties recognize that, to the extent historical traffic data can be shared between the Parties, the accuracy of the forecasts will improve. TCAL shall provide subsequent forecasts on demand, but no more frequently than an annual basis. TCAL forecasts should include yearly forecasted trunk quantities for all appropriate trunk groups described in this Appendix for a minimum of two years. Forecasts shall be non-binding on both TDS TELECOM and TCAL. TDS TELECOM shall take TCAL’s forecasts into consideration in its network planning, and shall exercise commercially reasonable efforts to provide the quantity of interconnection trunks and facilities forecasted by the TCAL. However, the development and submission of forecasts shall not replace the ordering process in place for interconnection trunks and facilities, and the provision of the forecasted quantity of interconnection trunks and facilities is subject to capacity existing at the time the order is submitted. Furthermore, the development and receipt of forecasts does not imply any liability for failure to perform if capacity is not available for use at the forecasted time. Analysis of trunk group performance, and ordering of relief if required, will be performed on a monthly basis at a minimum (trunk servicing).
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FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES. 19.5.2.1 CLEC agrees to provide an initial forecast for establishing the initial Interconnection facilities. SBC-AMERITECH shall review this forecast and if it has any additional information that will change the forecast shall provide this information to CLEC. Subsequent forecasts shall be exchanged on a semi-annual basis, not later than January 1 and July 1 in order to be considered in the semi-annual publication of the SBC-AMERITECH General Trunk Forecast. This forecast from both parties should include yearly forecasted trunk quantities for all appropriate trunk groups described in this Article for a minimum of three years. Parties agree to the use of Common Language Location Identification (CLLI) coding and Common Language Circuit Identification for Message Trunk coding (CLCI-MSG) which is described in TELCORDIA TECHNOLOGIES documents BR795-100-100 and BR795-400-100 respectively. Analysis of trunk group performance, and ordering of relief if required, will be performed on a monthly basis at a minimum (trunk servicing).
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FORECASTING RESPONSIBILITIES. 8.1 Pac-West will provide an initial trunk forecast for establishing the initial interconnection facilities and equipment. Pac-West will provide subsequent forecasts on a semi-annual basis in the months of December and June, no later than January 1 and July 1, concurrent with the publication of PACIFIC's General Trunk Forecast including yearly forecasted trunk quantities for all trunk groups described in this Appendix for a minimum of three years, and the use of Common Language Location Identifier ("CLLI-MSG") which is described in Bellcore documents BR795-100-100 and BR795-400-100.
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