NETWORK ASSESSMENT Sample Clauses

NETWORK ASSESSMENT. Avaya, Partner and Licensee may agree in a Beta Letter that a Licensee Beta Site should be subject to a network assessment. If Avaya, Partner and Licensee agree that a network assessment is necessary, Licensee and Partner will comply with the applicable Avaya services policy communicated to Licensee by Avaya regarding network assessments prior to the Beta Start Date. Network assessments will be performed by Avaya or Partner. If the network assessment indicates that Licensee does not have the necessary network requirements for the Beta Solution and that Licensee cannot complete changes to meet the network requirements prior to the Beta Start Date or another mutually agreed upon date, Avaya, Partner and Licensee each have the right to terminate the Beta Trial. In such event Beta Trial shall be deemed terminated when the written notice is provided by one party to the other parties.
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NETWORK ASSESSMENT. If the solution is an IP-enabled system, a basic network readiness assessment, provided by the Seller for a fee, is required. The basic network readiness assessment cannot record and report every error that may be occurring on Purchaser’s network. Additional troubleshooting and/or further analysis may identify other issues. Seller can provide these services at an additional charge. Purchaser will be responsible to ensure that any network problems are referred to Purchaser’s network service provider and resolved before Seller’s implementation date. If Purchaser chooses to obtain a network assessment from another party, a VVoIP Network Readiness Assessment for Third Party Template must be completed for each project, approved, and provided to Seller ten (10) business days prior to implementation.
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NETWORK ASSESSMENT. For any VoIP implementation, Genesys requires Customer’s network to meet the following standards:
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NETWORK ASSESSMENT. (a) Analyze Client's business needs for a network to determine strengths, weaknesses, and risks; and
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