Information Technology Systems Migration Clause Samples

Information Technology Systems Migration. Services. Beginning on the Closing Date, Parent Group shall provide the following services in accordance with the IT Separation Standards: (a) Deliver (as necessary), configure and install IT System components as required for Separation pursuant to this Exhibit A. (b) Jointly with the Tronox Group, appoint qualified project managers to manage the transition and Separation projects. (c) Jointly with the Tronox Group, develop detailed transition plans for infrastructure, applications and business processes. (d) Load pertinent shared applications, databases and data onto Tronox Group hardware and prior to loading, conduct appropriate tests jointly with Tronox Group personnel to check whether such shared applications and data are fully operational in connection with the comparable hardware and software as used in the Tronox Group systems and applications that the Parent Group migrates and replicates for the Tronox Group in accordance with this Agreement. (e) Extract appropriate data out of Parent Group’s enterprise systems and other applications in a mutually agreed format for normalization, testing and loading into Tronox Group systems and applications that the Parent Group migrates and replicates for the Tronox Group in accordance with this Agreement. (f) Establish WAN, LAN, and other information technology systems elements to move the Tronox Group from the Parent Group network to the Tronox Group network, retaining access to necessary applications. (g) Transition Tronox Group master data, open balances and transactional data based upon a mutually agreed plan. (h) Provide documentation and any other necessary information related to the information technology systems (including telephone and networking equipment), networks and applications. (i) Continue current services, including relevant third-party services, pertaining to cellphone and calling card programs and shall present to the Tronox Group an accounting of any charges for payment made on behalf of the Tronox Group in connection with such programs after the Closing Date until Separation for reimbursement thereof. (j) Use commercially reasonable efforts to transfer to the Tronox Group the software and applications listed on Schedule 2.2(j) hereto. (k) Use commercially reasonable efforts to transfer the information and technology assets listed in Schedule 2.2(k) hereto. (l) Use commercially reasonable efforts to transfer the licenses listed in Schedule 2.2(l) hereto.
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