Device Management Sample Clauses

Device Management. Id Description Type DM-001 The platform shall provide the capability for provisioning of gateways and devices Device Management DM-002 The platform shall support management of gateways and devices Device Management DM-003 The platform shall support configuration of gateways and devices Device Management DM-004 The platform shall allow the monitoring and diagnostics of gateways devices Device Management DM-005 The platform shall support performance management Device Management DM-006 The platform shall support fault management Device Management DM-007 The platform shall support software update Device Management DM-008 The platform shall support interworking proxy between different devices Device Management DM-009 The platform must support authorizing devices to access local area networks Device Management

Device Management. 35.1. A balanced deployment of print devices, services and supplies is key to the optimisation of MPS. The Contractor will ensure that there is an accurate list of all assets, which is updated on a regular basis with the correct configuration, location and status of the device. This list shall be reported to the Authority and/or Framework Public Bodies when required. 35.2. The Contractor will offer a comprehensive maintenance service and ensure that all consumables a device will require during its lifecycle such as toner, maintenance kits etc. are provided on a proactive and timely basis. 35.3. The Contractor will ensure that the service levels of the machines are kept to agreed levels and that relevant management information is provided relating to this. 35.4. The Contractor should be able to provide proactive monitoring as required by the Framework Public Bodies when calling off from the Framework, however, it is not a mandatory requirement that all catalogue items have the ability for proactive monitoring.

Device Management. 14.2.1 The Supplier shall work co-operatively with Contracting Authorities to ensure the best utilisation of Devices by providing flexibility around the management, (re)location and (re)deployment of Contracting Authorities Devices throughout the duration of the Call Off Contract. 14.2.2 The Supplier shall ensure that all Devices within their area of control, are operated to ensure that print jobs are directed to the most efficient and cost effective Device. The Supplier shall ensure that this approach includes Contracting Authorities sites that utilise third party multi-vendor Legacy Equipment. 14.2.3 The Supplier shall provide proposals which shall form part of the regular review process with Contracting Authorities, following assessment of Device deployments against Contracting Authorities User demands/printed volume and utilisation of the Devices. 14.2.4 The Supplier shall ensure that proposals seek to increase the number of personnel utilising each Device to improve the User per Device ratio and support continual reduction of the Contracting Authorities print costs.

Device Management a. The parents and student agree that Wellesley Public Schools’ Mobile Device Management Service will interact with the iPad remotely, including, but not limited to inspecting, installing or removing profiles, viewing which applications are installed, using secure erase functions and enforcing device passcodes. b. WPS staff will work with parent/guardian and student to create a school-based Apple ID and password for their student for leased or owned devices. c. WPS is responsible for creating an Apple ID and password for the student for families who do not participate in the lease, own or BYOD portions of the program.

Device Management. For optimum security, customers should routinely update their devices operating systems and firmware. Customers should also only access trusted sites and download applications from only reputable sources. Additionally, if any device such as a phone, laptop, tablet, etc. is lost, customers should contact a representative at Texas Exchange Bank Immediately at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇. Bill Payment services are an optional service. You must select yes for bill payment on your initial online enrollment form, select “Bill Payments” once enrolled in online banking, or contact us at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ to subscribe to this service. Texas Exchange Bank’s Bill Payment service is provided by CheckFree. Through CheckFree you can arrange for the payment of your current, future, and recurring bills up to the balance of your account. There is no limit to the number of payments that may be authorized. You may pay a merchant or an individual through CheckFree. CheckFree is unable to process any international payments. Terms and Conditions for CheckFree will be provided prior to registering for Bill Payment. Once enrolled, for your convenience, the Terms and Conditions can be found at the bottom of CheckFree’s home page for ease of reference. Texas Exchange Bank reserves the right to terminate your use of CheckFree at any time. THE BANK WILL HAVE NO LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY UNAUTHORIZED PAYMENT OR TRANSFER MADE USING YOUR ACCESS ID AND PASSWORD THAT OCCURS BEFORE YOU HAVE NOTIFIED US OF POSSIBLE UNAUTHORIZED USE AND WE HAVE HAD A REASONABLE OPPORTUNITY TO ACT ON THAT NOTICE. There are no monthly fees for accessing your account(s) through Texas Exchange Bank Internet. Other fees are described in your Terms and Conditions Disclosure Agreement for your account. For example, Stop Payments are $25.00 each. The basic Bill Payment feature is available at no charge. – once in the bill pay system any fees that apply are displayed before completion of the applicable transaction. You are not required to subscribe to the Bill Payment option. Please note that fees may be assessed and billed separately by your online service provider.

Device Management. The College employ digital tools to assist with the monitoring of all devices connected to the College network. As such, it is a condition that any personal device connected to the College network has the appropriate monitoring tool/s operating. • Other ‘Personal Access Devices’, once connected to the network such as a Window Surface or phone, after the appropriate permission has been obtained should only be used in classes whereby teachers have expressly permitted their use. • The College is not responsible for the loss, misuse or damage to personal mobile devices. • Students; i. are required to inform the teacher or others when using the camera and audio recording functions and are reminded that they must not publish photographs to any online network. ii. are required to actively check portals and email for communications from the College. iii. may not loan their device to another student or leave it in such a place that it is likely to be easily stolen. iv. The College only provides 5Ghz Wi-Fi. v. No charging facilities are available while at school for personal devices. Do not bring any chargers to school. vi. Where there is reason to suspect that a student has materials on their device that contravene the Child Safe Framework or Servite Student ICT Acceptable Use Policy, the College has the right to check the device and subsequently follow up with parents/guardians or report the matter to the authorities.

Device Management. SELLER will use only securely configured, corporate-owned devices (i.e. non BYOD or hybrid/work personal use devices) to connect to BUYER networks and systems or to access or store P&G INFORMATION.

Device Management. 19.1 The Supplier shall maintain OS images for deployment to Customer devices via automated systems where possible. 19.2 The Supplier shall maintain forty (40) application packages for deployment to Customer devices via automated systems where possible. 19.3 The Supplier shall use Mobile Device Management software to maintain Customer devices where possible. For the avoidance of doubt, the Customer shall be liable for all costs associated with device management and licencing. Schedule 5 Maintenance Services 1. In this Schedule 5, the following definitions shall apply: Core Support Service means the services described in this Schedule 5 and comprising the following non-exhaustive services: (i) a service desk to provide first-line technical support to Users of the Managed Services as set out in paragraph 6 of this Schedule 5; and (ii) Hardware and Software support to Users of the Managed Services during Core Hours. means the following services: i) technical support assisting the Customer with devices, servers, networking, software application and Hardware issues via telephone, email or onsite visits; ii) technical diagnosis of Incidents and either fixing remotely or on-site; iii) documenting calls on the service desk; and iv) escalating Incidents where they cannot be Resolved locally, Ticket the unique reference number assigned by the Supplier to any fault or request reported by the Customer in accordance with paragraph 6 of this Schedule 5. 2. In return for payment of the Managed Services Fee set out in Schedule 1, the Supplier shall supply, and the Customer shall take the Core Support Service and Second Line Support Services. 3. Where the Customer requires additional Customer Site support in any Contract Month it may be, at the Supplier’s option, provided by the Supplier at the Fees in accordance with paragraph 2 of this Schedule 5 (as varied from time to time in accordance with this Agreement). 4. The Core Support Service shall meet the Service Level Arrangements set out in Schedule 6.

Device Management. Click《Reboot》to restart the equipment. Click《Restore》to restore the factory configuration and restart the equipment. Click《Save Configure》to save current device configure.