Process Changes Sample Clauses
The Process Changes clause defines the procedures and requirements for modifying established processes within an agreement or project. It typically outlines how proposed changes should be communicated, reviewed, and approved by the relevant parties, and may specify documentation or notice periods required before changes take effect. This clause ensures that any alterations to agreed-upon processes are managed in a controlled and transparent manner, minimizing misunderstandings and maintaining operational consistency.
Process Changes. The Vendor shall notify and obtain approval from the Buyer for changes in product and /or process definitions where required by contract.
Process Changes. The implementation of any and all changes of and/or improvements related to the Goods and/or (performance of the) Services including (business) processes, (raw) materials (including supply source) and/or any other changes that might affect the specifications of the Goods and/or the Services require the prior written approval of Customer. Supplier will inform Customer well in advance of such changes and will enable Customer to control and test the Goods.
Process Changes. At the conclusion of the response period established during the evaluation of the proposed change, the Executive Board shall evaluate whether to approve the Process Change, if an E-MOU change will be required, and a proposed timeline for implementation. Revisions to the E-MOU mandated by approved Process Changes will be performed in accordance with Appendix 3 of this E-MOU.
Process Changes. Seller should notify Buyer when the plans to modify packaging, to change manufacturing locations or processes.
Process Changes. 7.1 Either party may request the other party to accept changes in the production process for wafers, provided, however, any material changes to the production process for wafers that has been previously approved by SMI for production of its wafers, including changes to procedures, flow or specifications, may only be made if such changes are first approved in writing by SMI, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
7.2 Changes requiring written approval are major changes as described in Exhibit C.
Process Changes. Any process change must be in accordance with the Process Change Notification (PCN) procedures set forth in Exhibit G.
Process Changes. Seller shall notify Corning in writing and at least 30 days in advance of any change in its manufacturing, assurance of supply, refining, feedstock, process or equipment that might affect Corning's results, its access to, or its use of the Materials purchased from Seller hereunder.
Process Changes. Changes to the Existing Process, Services, or Specifications, including changes to any Materials used to Manufacture the Patient Lots or other Deliverable, may only be made in accordance with the QAA. Actual costs incurred as a result of changes will be allocated as follows:
Process Changes. Manufacturer shall not change, without written approval from BUYER, in any manner the manufacturing process employed by Manufacturer in connection with establishing Manufacturing Capacity and Testing Capacity (the “Approved Process”). If Manufacturer proposes a change to the Approved Process, Manufacturer shall, at its own expense, build sample units of Product using such changed process and bear the cost of qualification of the Process and/or Product in accordance BUYER’s qualification procedure ([ * ]). Manufacturer shall not employ the changed process until BUYER approves such changed process in writing, at which time the changed process shall become the Approved Process.
Process Changes. Changes to McDATA's controlled manufacturing or repair processes may be periodically reviewed by EMC, and any significant changes [*] or the type of stress testing performed will be mutually agreed to in advance by McDATA and EMC. Quality information on field and process performance will be furnished to EMC on a monthly or quarterly basis.