Shared Service Sample Clauses

Shared Service all patrol and alarm response services are shared services. Conflicting shared service requirements between client requirements may delay or preclude attendance. Where a missed call is

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Shared Service. Participate in design and development of HR Shared Service Centre and Phase 1 of rollout of HRSSC Q4 2014

Shared Service. There is a common, distributed application service, shared and accessible to all the NSIs. To indicate the type of application service in the various solution application architectures, the application services are colour-coded as follows: The type of platform define where the platform is located and who supports that platform. There are three variants: Local platform (of the NSI). In this case the big data platform is fully operated and/or controlled by the NSI. Local platform of the data provider. In this case, the data provider has its own big data platform, where statistical analysis of the NSIs can be operated. An example could be the platform of EMSA, where or environmental statistics based on AIS data could be operated. EMSA provides the data and the platform, and NSIs are involved in defining the methodology to be used, producing the statistical outcome. Shared platform. In this case, there is a third party that operates and controls the big data platform. Examples are the UN Global Platform and Eurostat’s DataLab. Both platforms can be used by NSIs and other agencies to derive statistics. Another example, is when a dedicated party within the country of the NSI, provides a platform that is shared between various (governmental) agencies within the country. For example, SURFsara in The Netherlands. To indicate the type of platform in the various solution application architectures, the platforms are colour-coded as follows: The type of coverage of the data determines its usage and whether sharing adds value: Local data, can only be used by the NSI(s) of the country (or countries) to which the data applies. For example, data on smart meters provided by the energy companies, applies in most cases only for one country. Furthermore, privacy issues might prevent sharing this data, or processing this data outside the premises of the NSI. European data, which has Europe as coverage. An example is EMSA, which has AIS data with European coverage. Another example is the job vacancy data gathered by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Worldwide data , which has global coverage. A good example is the AIS data from exactEarth On the UN Global Platform. This data has global coverage. To indicate the type of coverage of the data sources in the various solution application architectures, the coverage of the data are colour-coded as follows: Not all combinations of sharing add value. In the model below, we show the combinations that are valuable in our opinion. As a basis, we look at the type o...

Shared Service. Participate in proposed Banking Shared Service with a view to abolishing Payable Orders as a payment method Q2 2013

Shared Service. Participate in base lining and preparation for pensions shared service Q4 2014 1.11

Shared Service. 1. Employees duties may include responsibility for lunch duty, park, morning “welcome” duty, afternoon dismissal duty, and filling in for after-school snack duty and other responsibilities for students as reasonably determined by a Director. 2. Employees will grant MCS permission/rights to take and use pictures/videos depicting them for the legitimate purposes of the School, including for marketing materials, the MCS website, parent outreach, etc. MCS will meaningfully assess a request to be exempt from such obligations in the case of safety and similarly exceptional cases. All employees whose job description does not include student recruitment will participate in guiding prospective student tours and meeting with prospective families as reasonably requested by the Directors. 3. The Employer shall not photograph, “capture” or publish any images of employees in their homes or other personal spaces without notification to employees.

Shared Service. The provision of our alarm response, key holding and mobile patrol service(s) is on a shared service basis. The Mobile Patrol Officer(s) may, in executing his duties, be required to remain on a site for a specified time as part of the Alarm Response Service. This may result in a delay attending other Alarm Response Requests or patrols. Where the delay is deemed to be of an unacceptable length by the Duty Controller, every effort will be made to despatch another Mobile Patrol Officer in response”.