Lifecycle Sample Clauses

Lifecycle. 1.15.1. The Contractor may be required to provide long term maintenance in relation to the ECMs, ensuring the continued delivery of the energy performance for the full project term. The service should balance the requirements of the EnPC (including handback requirements) for the economic life of assets against the value for money of the project as a whole.

Lifecycle. In order to better respond to market demands, OVHcloud regularly updates its catalog of Services. Services follow a life cycle based on the following indicative stages: - “General Availability": date on which a Service, a new version or a new range of a Service is made available in one or more Datacenters (excluding Test Service). - “End of Commercialization": date on which the commercialization of a Service, or a version or range of a Service, is interrupted. The Client can no longer order a new Service, options, additional services or new Services in this version or range. - “End of Support": date on which a Service, or a version or range of a Service, is no longer supported by OVHcloud. The associated SLAs and Credits are no longer applicable, and updates and upgrades are no longer provided. - “End of Life": date on which a Service, or a version or range of a Service, ends.

Lifecycle. Anchore Enterprise versions are numbered with an X.Y format where X represents the major version and Y represents the minor version. Support Services are available effective immediately upon the release of a new Generally Available (“GA”) major version of the Software, and such Support Services will be in effect for a period of either (i) eighteen (18) months after the applicable release date of such major version or (ii) six (6) months after the release date of the next major version, whichever period is longer. As part of Support Services, Anchore may provide minor version maintenance and other Updates during the period that the applicable major version is in effect. In order to continue receiving Support Services after any minor version release of Anchore Enterprise, Customer shall promptly update to such minor version. Anchore will provide supported upgrade paths between major versions of Anchore Enterprise as they become available.

Lifecycle. Subscriber may order Publicly-Trusted End-Entity Certificates with lifecycles equal to the lesser of: (i) the maximum lifecycle allowed by the CPS or Industry Standards, (ii) the lifecycles stated on the Order Form, or (iii) the remaining Service Term rounded up to a whole year. Sectigo may modify Certificate lifecycles as necessary to comply with changes in Industry Standards, third parties chained to Sectigo’s Root CA Certificates, Sectigo’s auditors, and Application Software Suppliers.

Lifecycle. Anchore Enterprise versions are using a semantic versioning format (x.y.z) where X represents the major version, Y represents the minor version, and (optionally) Z represents a patch version. Support Services are available effective immediately upon the release of a new Generally Available (“GA”) major version of the Software (“Generally Available Software”), and such Support Services will be in effect for a period of either (i) eighteen (18) months after the applicable release date of such major version or (ii) six (6) months after the release date of the next major version, whichever period is longer. As part of Support Services, Anchore may provide minor and patch updates during the period that the applicable major version is in effect. Anchore will provide supported upgrade paths between major versions of Anchore Enterprise as they become available.

Lifecycle. ▇▇▇ et. al. (2001) define the SLA life cycle in three phases (Figure 4). Firstly, the creation phase, in which the customers find service provider who matches their service requirements. Secondly, the opera- tion phase, in which a customer has read-only access to the SLA. Thirdly, the removal phase, in which SLA is terminated and all associated configuration information is removed from the service systems. 1. Creation Phase SLA Lifecycle Three Phases

Lifecycle. The contractor shall support the development, implementation and institutionalization of IA elements of the Capital Planning and Investment Control processes of the Department via the EGov Program Board.

Lifecycle. ‌ This section details the court facility replacement, community partnership and the responsibilities of each party.

Lifecycle. When new versions of Operating Systems are released by the vendor, Telenet will investigate the possibility to provide these versions on the Dynamic Cloud environment. Telenet supports the different operating systems as long as they are officially supported by the software vendors. Telenet will notify the Customer at least three (3) months in advance if an operating system will no longer be supported. Once an operating system version is no longer supported, Telenet cannot guarantee a correct support and availability of this system.