Common use of Hardware Requirements Clause in Contracts

Hardware Requirements. Neither Buyer nor a User shall install the Software on computer equipment that does not meet the minimum hardware requirements set forth in the System Specifications guide provided to Buyer (and available upon request) or any updated version of the System Specifications guide provided to Buyer in conjunction with the release of any new version of the Software or such additional hardware requirements provided to Buyer on the basis of the Licensed Use, the terminologies and content to be used therewith, or such other matters as may reasonably have an impact upon the hardware requirements (collectively, the “Hardware Requirements”). Buyer and/or each User, as applicable, shall be solely responsible for implementing and maintaining computer hardware meeting the Hardware Requirements and any computer hardware, equipment, or software required to access and use the Software, including interoperability, availability, compatibility, and compliance with applicable laws. Buyer is responsible for all system administration tasks including monitoring capacity and performance and managing user credentials. Buyer shall provide to Clinical Architecture accurate and complete information about Buyer’s computer system infrastructure and environment and transaction and user volumes. Buyer acknowledges that the Software can identify for Clinical Architecture certain information regarding Buyer’s infrastructure and environment (e.g., OS version; SQL version, etc.). Buyer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent any unauthorized access to, or use of, the Software and, in the event of any such unauthorized access or use, promptly notify Clinical Architecture.

Hardware Requirements. Neither Buyer nor a User shall install the Software on computer equipment that does not meet the minimum hardware requirements set forth in the System Specifications guide provided to Buyer (and available upon request) or any updated version of the System Specifications guide provided to Buyer in conjunction with the release of any new version of the Software or such additional hardware requirements provided to Buyer on the basis of the Licensed Use, the terminologies and content to be used therewith, or such other matters as may reasonably have an impact upon the hardware requirements (collectively, the “Hardware Requirements”). Buyer and/or each User, as applicable, shall be solely responsible for implementing and maintaining computer hardware meeting the Hardware Requirements and any computer hardware, equipment, or software required to access and use the Software, including interoperability, availability, compatibility, and compliance with applicable laws. Buyer is responsible for all system administration tasks including monitoring capacity and performance and managing user credentials. Buyer shall provide to Clinical Architecture Phare Health accurate and complete information about Buyer’s computer system infrastructure and environment and transaction and user volumes. Buyer acknowledges that the Software can identify for Clinical Architecture Phare Health certain information regarding Buyer’s infrastructure and environment (e.g., OS e.g. EHR version; SQL version, etc.). Buyer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to prevent any unauthorized unauthorised access to, or use of, the Software and, in the event of any such unauthorized unauthorised access or use, promptly notify Clinical ArchitecturePhare Health.