Cloud Sample Clauses

Cloud. For entities seeking flexibility and scalability, we suggest cloud-based platforms, leveraging providers like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. This approach allows easy access to advanced AI tools, quick scaling, and lower upfront costs.

Cloud. SLA 1. One of the key difference for cloud SLAs is that the particular organization requesting service assumes possession of the data that it would be stored on the service provider's server. 2. The standards of the services offered by the cloud provider is another parameter which is specified while documenting the SLA that include a brief description of system infrastructure and security standards to be managed by the service provider. 3. To furnish sound rules from the preamble of SLA against the protection of many challenges and uncertainties of the cyber world in the form of cyber attacks and intrusion to avoid the future issues. 4. The areas of coverage should include availability, performance, security/privacy, as well as location, portability and accessibility of the data. 5. It is important to read the cloud provider's SLA in detail. To seek expert opinion of technical persons and compare it with particular SLA is a good managerial practice. 6. It helps the organization for going global. Cloud computing consists of three service models i.e. SaaS, Paas and IaaS.

Cloud. Under the “Cloud” model, all or part of the Software or Services are hosted by Kaseya in an accessible network location (it being understood that portions may also be On Premise).

Cloud. Cloud represents and warrants to the Closing Date Investor as of the Initial Closing, and the Administrative Agent and each First Amendment Date Investor as of the Second Closing, as follows:

Cloud. Upendo grants Client a limited, royalty-free, non-exclusive, non-transferrable and revocable license to install and use the software on a server of Upendo’s choosing, provided Client is compliant with the terms and conditions of this Agreement (“Cloud”).

Cloud. Lordsburg Mining acknowledges its obligation pre-existing this Agreement to remove its processing plant at St. Cloud’s Winston site (the “Processing Plant”) and shall also remove the Sierra County Equipment from the Winston site. St. Cloud hereby extends the period for completing removal of the Processing Plant to, and Lordsburg Mining hereby agrees to remove the Sierra County Equipment by, a date no later than 60 days after Closing. St. Cloud shall prior to removal and at its cost disconnect any electrical or other utility connections to the Processing Plant and the Sierra County Equipment and remove any of its own equipment and material that would interfere with Lordsburg Mining’s removal of the Processing Plant and the Sierra County Equipment. Lordsburg Mining shall, at no cost or risk to St. Cloud, except as and to the extent (i) provided in this Section 9.1 or (ii) that St. Cloud may hereafter assume any risk pursuant to a written agreement with Lordsburg 11 Mining, remove the Processing Plant and the Sierra County Equipment from the Winston site without materially disrupting St. Cloud’s operations or damaging St. Cloud’s buildings or other facilities. St. Cloud shall without material cost to itself cooperate with Lordsburg Mining in providing access for and facilitating such removal. Lordsburg Mining shall conduct such removal in material compliance with all applicable laws and shall promptly repair any damage it causes to St. Cloud’s property by such removal.

Cloud. The tools, services and geographic flexibility of cloud computing give organizations the ability to become more agile, innovate faster and expand into new markets. Most organizations are in the cloud, but only those who have mastered the intricacies of where to place applications and data within one or more clouds are positioned to outpace the competition. TIPS/Region 8 ESC February 2022 The data center is undergoing radical transformation. Exponential data growth, the need to process and deliver data across organizations, and an urgent focus on data security, resiliency and visibility all require a new approach. Today's data center solutions offer many benefits in areas such as data protection, hyper-converged infrastructure, primary storage and server infrastructure. From smarter ways to optimize on-premises workloads and scale infrastructure, to more strategic ways to reduce data center footprints and simplify IT operations, our Data Center engineers can optimize your environment. Differentiate and transform your business with digital solutions that deliver engaging user experiences, attract new clients and increase customer value. Savvy organizations are investing in custom software development, data analytics, AI/ML, IoT and other solutions to better inform decision making and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ a more data-driven culture. This type of digital transformation can help organizations meet market demands while seamlessly integrating data and insights into new policies and processes that enhance overall productivity and security. Supporting today’s always-on and highly mobile workforce means more than just equipping employees with desktops, laptops and mobile devices configured with the latest software and tools. To create sustainable improvements in workforce productivity, organizations must invest in modern workspaces, enable next-generation meeting capabilities, understand and support agility, and aspire to a vision of collaborative and secure teamwork. TIPS/Region 8 ESC February 2022 Never has the network been so critically tied to business outcomes. Employees and customers must have secure and seamless access to applications and data anytime, anywhere, regardless of where applications and data live. WWT designs and deploys networks to put end-users first with next- generation solutions spanning application delivery controllers, campus and LAN switching, data center networking, SD-WAN and wireless access and mobility. WWT enables organizations to protect their rep...

Cloud. Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement and payment of the applicable subscription fees, THI grants to Customer a limited, non-exclusive and non- transferable license for Customer’s access and use of the Software and Services for Customer’s own business operations to manage the number of systems and number of users for which Customer has subscribed to use the Software and Services through THI Cloud server(s) in accordance with the terms of the Documentation and this Agreement. Customer agrees that access to the license for the Software and Services may not be shared or used concurrently at the same time by more than one user.

Cloud. With the Cloud Services, Interconnect guarantees the Availability of the platform that is used to provide the Service. The Service is considered to be available when the platform is available. • For a multi-site configuration, failure of both sites (locations) qualifies as a class 1 incident (Outage). Failure of one site qualifies as a class 2 incident. Non-availability of the Service during the restart time of the VMware HA (High Availability) mechanism does not count as Downtime.