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Relevant Artifacts. For the EMVS Operational Phase, the SDK/API and the updates or amendments to the SDK/API shall be provided from time to time by MVO Portugal to the End User in accordance with the following: copy of the SDK/API documentation in electronic form. Communication of the SDK/API The SDK/API will be communicated by means of email to the contact point named by the End User, with copy to the email address notified by the End User to MVO Portugal, and copy to MVO Portugal’s Helpdesk for record. Release Management Any updates and changes to these Artifacts follow a specific release management process similar to ITIL V3 or newer. The release management distinguishes between Emergency Fix, Minor Release and Major Release. Emergency Fix An Emergency Fix is used to correct urgent errors in the NMVS or the interfaces. Threats to data security, data integrity or system security are explicitly considered as urgent errors. Emergency Fixes typically include hot fixes and/or bug fixes. Due to the nature of the threats that should be fended off, time is a crucial factor. Therefore, Emergency Fixes can be applied prior to distributing the SDK/API. Nevertheless, the relevant connected parties should be informed as soon as possible about the Emergency Fix. Given the nature of the system described, backward compatibility is an essential aspect of any change including emergency changes. Minor Release A Minor Release is used to bundle a set of smaller improvements, corrections and/or known bugs. Typically, a Minor Release does not include changes of interfaces. If such changes are included, they are backward compatible. Minor Releases will be distributed at least 30 calendar days prior to becoming effective. Major Release A Major Release is used to roll out new functionality and/or processes. Backward is not necessary. After a transitional period, a Major Release completely replaces the former Major Release. Major Releases will be distributed at least 60 calendar days prior to becoming effective. If the deployment or installation of such updates, changes and/or modifications to the MVO Portugal National System imply a (temporary) restriction or interruption of the End User’s access to parts or all of the MVO Portugal National System, MVO Portugal shall provide the End User with reasonable prior notice that allows to mitigate the impact and shall take all diligent efforts to minimize any restriction or interruption. All updates, changes or modifications shall be the sole property of M...
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Relevant Artifacts. For the EMVS Implementation Phase, the [SDK/API] and the updates or amendments to the [SDK/API] shall be provided from time to time by the NCP to the IT Service Provider in accordance with the following: 12.2.1. copy of the [SDK/API] documentation – [Document reference to be inserted] in electronic form.
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Relevant Artifacts. During the EMVS Operational Phase, IMVO shall provide a copy of the SDK/API in electronic form and updates or amendments to the SDK/API from time to time to the End-User IT Software Provider.
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