Information Technology Support. Supplier shall provide all information-technology support reasonably related to the Services and required for Kraft and the Eligible Recipients to meet all of the requirements imposed by applicable Laws, including the Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Act of 2002, and to meet Kraft’s and the Eligible Recipients’ audit-compliance requirements, as such requirements may evolve from time to time, and which requirements may be more stringent than regulatory requirements imposed by applicable Laws. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Kraft is solely responsible for providing Supplier in writing Kraft policies and procedures with regard to finance and accounting standards and other regulatory and applicable law requirements, including without limitation those related to the Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Act of 2002. Kraft shall retain responsibility for the interpretation of applicable laws, rules, and regulations in order to determine Kraft’s requirements for compliance. Kraft acknowledges that Supplier's compliance with Kraft’s changes in such Laws or audit compliance requirements could result in Supplier performing New Services pursuant to Section 11.5.
Information Technology Support. Customer shall provide Service Provider with access to the Customer’s data management network for the Service Provider to monitor system performance and metering from remote locations, as required by Section 3.1(c)(iv) of the Local Unit License Agreement.
Information Technology Support. For as long as a portion of Landlord’s information technology department is located within the City Spaces, Landlord agrees to provide support services for the technology infrastructure system affixed to the Property or Building.
Information Technology Support. (i) The University of Kentucky Information Technology department (“UKIT”) and Tenant shall cooperate to mutually develop and follow procedures that provide an environment for technical support of the Internet system at each of the Tenant Facilities to the residents.
Information Technology Support. (a) Service Provider will provide applicable access to and support for Service Provider’s information technology platform that Service Recipient had immediately prior to the Effective Date, including, without limitation, telecommunication services, and excluding any exceptions noted in this Exhibit A (“IT Service”).
Information Technology Support. 4.10 In consideration for R1’s access and use of [**], on a [**] basis, R1 will [**].
Information Technology Support. TPA shall provide on-line or dial-in access to the ADMINISTRATION’s authorized personnel to TPA’s claims processing and adjudication system for inquiry purposes. 131 In addition, TPA shall provide on-line access to HCO’s and Participating Providers’ claims processing and adjudication system to allow them access to information on current eligibility, prior authorizations and Enrollees claims history. The Participating Providers are responsible for the payment of set up fees installation and payment of their communication lines to TPA’s, license fees, equipment, and professional fee for technical services.
Information Technology Support. 1.1 The County will allocate trained staff to provide the requested support. Support is available as follows.
Information Technology Support. (a) Spring Township and Bellefonte Borough shall each separately retain CWS Web Services, LLC (“CWS”) to provide the information technology (the “IT”) support for CS, pursuant to separate contracts with Spring Township and Bellefonte Borough which allocate the costs of supporting the CS as between the parties hereto. Spring Township and Bellefonte Borough will each be responsible for the purchase and maintenance of any client desktop and/or mobile computer systems, printers, routers, and switches required, or otherwise desired, by each municipality to facilitate implementation and use of the RMS and CS for their respective police departments and officers. CWS shall provide such Office Programs as desired by the respective Spring Township and/or Bellefonte Borough police departments, pursuant to separate contracts between CWS and each municipality for the purchase of such desired office programs.
