Service Delivery Mechanisms Sample Clauses

The Service Delivery Mechanisms clause defines how services will be provided by the service provider to the client. It typically outlines the methods, processes, or platforms through which the services are delivered, such as in-person, online, or via specific software tools, and may specify requirements for communication, reporting, or performance standards. By clearly establishing the means and expectations for service delivery, this clause helps ensure both parties understand their roles and responsibilities, reducing the risk of misunderstandings and disputes regarding how services are rendered.
Service Delivery Mechanisms. Contractor acknowledges the State operates in a business environment characterized by constant change, and the performance of Services may require the continued and dynamic setting of priorities based on changing business requirements, transactions and operations from time to time as may be communicated to Contractor by the State (subject to any confidentiality and contractual restrictions by which the State may be bound), at any time and from time to time during the term of this Contract, and necessitated by changes in the Insurance Industry Regulations or otherwise, but in all events subject to amendment of this Contract. Notwithstanding the above, nothing herein shall be deemed to require Contractor to violate any Laws, and if, during the course of the term of this Contract, there is a change in Law that requires modifying, altering, eliminating, diminishing or otherwise making any substantive change to this Contract, the provisions of Section 6 of the Standard State Contract (Amendment), shall control.
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Service Delivery Mechanisms. The Service Center shall increase the contribution of the small business sector to the economic development of its service territory, as specified in paragraph 1 of this Attachment. The Service Center shall accomplish this by using a variety of service delivery mechanisms, including satellite locations, traveling counselors or electronic capabilities, when appropriate and by providing in-depth, high quality, one-on-one business consulting, training services, information and referral services, outreach and marketing services, and specialized services to existing and prospective small business owners. These services must result in business growth, expansion, innovation, increased productivity; improved management of small businesses; lead to positive economic impact; and meet the milestones of this Agreement for calendar year 2010.
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Service Delivery Mechanisms. 5.4.1. The constituencies agree that: a. Employment opportunities for the poor, vulnerable and marginalised groups should be facilitated and created through an integrated and co-ordinated labour-based approach to government infrastructure delivery and service provision. b. Proposals for public employment programmes provide for a strong role for local government, community organisations, union locals and regions, and local businesses. 5.4.2. Commitments a. Government will: i. Provide for increased service delivery through the improvement of municipal infrastructure, particularly for the poor as elaborated in government's programmes. ii. Continue to increase investment in basic municipal infrastructure throughout the country. iii. Through the National Home Builders Registration Council, commit to capacity building programmes for emerging contractors. b. Local authorities will work with the national SA Building Industries Federation and regional Master Builders' Associations to try and solve the backlogs in planning approvals. c. If appropriate financial mechanisms are established, labour will support the direction of financial resources, including retirement funds, to low-income housing programmes that support the densification and integration of our communities.
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Service Delivery Mechanisms. So long as Supplier meets all of its obligations under this MSA, including achieving the applicable Service Levels, and meeting the requirements of each Statement of Work, except as provided in a Statement of Work otherwise, Supplier shall have the right to change the Supplier Personnel used to perform Services hereunder. Notwithstanding the above, nothing herein shall be deemed to require Supplier to violate any Laws, and if, during the course of the Term, there is a change in Law that requires modifying, altering, eliminating, diminishing or otherwise making any substantive change to the Statement of Work, the provisions of Section 23.2(m) [Compliance with Laws] shall control.
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Service Delivery Mechanisms. Supplier acknowledges SOV operates in a business environment characterized by constant change, and the performance of Services may require the continued and dynamic setting of priorities based on changing business requirements, transactions and operations from time to time as may be communicated to Supplier by SOV (subject to any confidentiality and contractual restrictions by which SOV may be bound) at any time and from time to time during the Term, and necessitated by changes in the Insurance Industry Regulations or otherwise, but in all events subject to the Change Control Procedures. So long as Supplier meets all of its obligations under this MSA, including achieving the applicable Service Levels, and meeting the requirements of each Statement of Work, except as provided in a Statement of Work otherwise, Supplier shall have the right to change the Supplier Personnel used to perform Services hereunder. Notwithstanding the above, nothing herein shall be deemed to require Supplier and/or SOV to violate any Laws, and if, during the course of the Term, there is a change in Law that requires modifying, altering, eliminating, diminishing or otherwise making any substantive change to the Statement of Work, the provisions of Section 23.2(m) [Compliance with Laws] shall control.
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