MULTIPLE DISASTERS Sample Clauses

MULTIPLE DISASTERS. 3.1 Upon declaration of a Disaster, Customer will have priority access to the Backup Capability during the Priority Access Period over 1) Comdisco Subscription Holders who declare a Disaster after Comdisco's receipt of Customer's Disaster notification; and 2) Subscription Holders who are scheduled to Test or who are testing. During the Priority Access Period, Customer will not be required by Comdisco to share the Backup Capability with any other Subscription Holder. After the Priority Access Period, any other Comdisco Subscription Holder who declares a Disaster will be entitled to priority use of the Backup Capability. If a Multiple Disaster occurs, Comdisco will log the Disaster notifications in the order in which they are received.
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MULTIPLE DISASTERS. 6.1 If FIS is considering an agreement with a new client and if entering into that agreement might result in a perceived exposure due to a geographic concentration or client size, FIS will perform an analysis of such exposure for review by FIS management prior to execution of that agreement. FIS will not enter into an agreement with a new client if the Recovery Resources are insufficient to accommodate additional clients unless FIS effectuates secondary backup procedures.
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MULTIPLE DISASTERS. 6.1 If FIS is considering an agreement with a new client and if entering into that agreement might result in a perceived exposure due to a geographic concentration or client size, FIS will perform an analysis of such exposure for review by FIS management prior to execution of that agreement. FIS will not enter into an agreement with a new client if the Recovery Resources are insufficient to accommodate additional clients unless FIS effectuates secondary backup procedures. 6.2 In the event more than one FIS client declares a disaster (“Multiple Disasters”), more than one FIS client may be granted access to the Recovery Resources (“Multiple Clients”). FIS shall grant its Multiple Clients comparable rights to the Recovery Resources and provide access to additional recovery resources to the extent practicable. FIS shall develop and implement an appropriate plan for sharing and allocating the affected Recovery Resources among the Multiple Clients, in a manner reasonably determined by FIS. If the Multiple Clients unanimously agree upon their own plan to allocate the Recovery Resources, then FIS will implement that plan to the extent practicable. Client shall cooperate with FIS in its development and implementation of a plan for allocating and sharing Recovery Resources among Multiple Clients. Client acknowledges and agrees that neither FIS nor the Multiple Clients shall be liable for any Loss directly or indirectly resulting from the shared use of the Recovery Facility and related services in the event of a Multiple Disaster. 7.
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MULTIPLE DISASTERS. In the event of a Disaster, Customer shall have the right of access to and use of the Backup Facility. However, the Backup Facility provided for herein is being offered by M&I to other Subscription Holders, and to the extent it is possible that Multiple Disasters could be experienced by Customer and other Subscription Holders, none of the terms and conditions contained herein shall be interpreted or construed as a covenant, promise, or guarantee of any kind that Customer will have immediate and exclusive access to and use of the Backup Facility. In order to limit the problem of Multiple Disasters, M&I shall enter into similar arrangements for the Backup Facility with no more than one hundred (100) Subscription Holders per Backup Facility. In the event of a Multiple Disaster, M&I will use its best efforts to provide (i) coordinating and scheduling of a Shared Utilization Plan and/or (ii) an alternate Backup Facility. The Shared Utilization Plan and/or (ii) an alternate Backup Facility. The Shared Utilization Plan will attempt to meet the needs of all Subscription Holders, whether first or subsequent to another Subscription Holder experiencing a Disaster. If Subscription Holders become dissatisfied with the M&I-developed Shared Utilization Plan, they have the option of unanimously agreeing to a reasonable alternative plan which will be submitted, in writing, to M&I. If accepted by M&I, the alternative plan will be implemented by M&I within a reasonable time period.
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MULTIPLE DISASTERS. In order to reduce the possibility of a Multiple Disaster, SI will exercise due care and discretion in contracting with new clients to avoid geographic concentrations that would unduly increase exposure. When a new contract is contemplated that would result in a perceived exposure due to a geographic concentration and/or client size, SI will perform an analysis of said exposure for review by SI management prior to execution of the proposed contract. In addition, no agreement will be signed with a prospective client who is currently experiencing a Disaster. If a Multiple Disaster occurs, more than one Subscribing Client may be granted access to the Disaster Recovery Facility. SI will exercise its best efforts to coordinate the activities of these Subscribing Clients.
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