Common use of Client Requirements Clause in Contracts

Client Requirements. In addition to any obligations and responsibilities described in a Work Order, CLIENT shall ensure that the necessary business and application knowledge is available and conveyed to ITX in a timely manner. CLIENT will provide ready access to all appropriate computing platforms, documentation and personnel necessary to fully understand the current business systems. Any activities or costs incurred by ITX in resolving CLIENT obligations that are not met will be billable as additional work including costs of delay, additional effort, provision of missing items, or placing finished work into production environments.

Client Requirements. In addition to any obligations and responsibilities described in a Work Order, CLIENT shall ensure that the necessary business and application knowledge is available and conveyed to ITX in a timely manner. CLIENT will provide ready access to all appropriate computing platforms, documentation and personnel necessary to fully understand the current business systems. Any activities or costs incurred by ITX in resolving CLIENT obligations that are not met will be billable as additional work including costs of delay, additional effort, provision of missing items, or placing finished work into production environments. In the event that ITX gives CLIENT access to ITX systems, CLI- ENT will comply with the security controls in place for such systems.

Client Requirements. In addition to any obligations and responsibilities described in a Work OrderAuthorization, CLIENT shall ensure that the necessary business and application knowledge is available and conveyed to ITX in a timely manner. CLIENT will provide ready access to all appropriate computing platforms, documentation and personnel necessary to fully understand the current business systems. Any activities or costs incurred by ITX in resolving CLIENT obligations that are not met will be billable as additional work including costs of delay, additional effort, provision of missing items, or placing finished work into production environments. In the event that ITX gives CLIENT access to ITX systems, CLIENT will comply with the security controls in place for such systems.