System Change Sample Clauses

System Change. The core strength of the proposed project is the promise it holds to transform the ways that training is delivered to prepare workers in California for entry-level positions in direct patient care. Our region’s aging population, the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, anticipated retirements from positions along the career pathway, and a wide range of other factors will continue to demand greater numbers of new workers in the occupations targeted by the project and, at the same time, require from the onset that these workers be better prepared than their predecessors to take on the full range of challenges that their jobs present. The project will pilot the combination of paid “internships,” which are based in real world work settings, with didactic coursework to create a new model for producing job ready graduates in direct patient care at entry points to the pathway. As discussed, project- related benefits abound for job seekers and healthcare organizations. The former become more “hireable” by virtue of their status as OJT interns, who expand upon their classroom learning by working alongside skilled managers and counterparts. The latter (businesses hiring new graduates) train new hires to meet industry and company requirements, thus developing workers who are better skilled and less likely to commit errors as new employees in the workplace.

System Change. (a) Each time, if any and subject to other provisions of this Agreement, that EDS, without the consent of SK, makes a material change in the operating environment in which EDS is operating Software (other than those changes specifically requested by SK) (each such change a "System Change"), EDS shall perform a comparison, at a reasonable and mutually agreed level of detail, between the amount of resources required by that Software to perform a representative sample of the processing then currently being performed for SK immediately prior to the System Change and immediately after the System Change. (b) SK shall not be required to pay for increased resource usage due to a System Change. If, following a System Change, EDS contends that increased resource usage is from increased SK use and not from the System Change, SK shall only be required to pay for increased usage as and to the extent EDS demonstrates to SK that increased usage is not due to the System Change and is due to SK usage. Any such demonstration shall utilize the same representative sample as used in the comparison above.

System Change. Works with Infosys to elaborate, manage, test and deploy recommended systems changes. They own the system change process from definition to deployment.

System Change. ‌ Within the Evolution Layer, System Change refers to the case, where one of the partici- pating systems is replaced. This might be the Active System (e.g. because a new type of active system is adopted for the same task) or the DPS (e.g. because a preservation provider goes out of business or the use wants to change the provider). Of course, it is also possible that the middleware is replaced with a middleware solution based on a different approach or technology. However, this case is out of the scope of this reference model. The two cases, change of Active System and change of Preservation System have very different implications and are, therefore, considered separately. The most interesting aspect for the change of Active System is how the content preserved with Active System A can still be accessed, if the system no longer exists or is no longer in use. This might mean to access the preserved content through a new Active System B or to access it via a lightweight access infrastructure such as a Web Interface. For covering those cases we have created a modified Re-activation workflow (see Figure 10). A prerequisite for accessing the content of Active System A is some type of an identifier (and credentials) for getting access to the content that has been connected to a user via Active System A. After (1) authentication, the owner or another user on behalf of the owner can access the content. For not overwhelming the user with the full content col- lection, which might have a considerable size, a high-level and user-friendly structuring principle is required. For this purpose, the concept of situations has been introduced into the reference model (see also section on Information Model). Therefore, after authenti- cation, the user can perform a (2) situation search, which returns to the user a list of situations, for which there is content in the archive (or the list of situations fulfilling the user query). Search can be either offered as an integrated part of the new Active System B or separately (e.g, via a Web Interface, see above). For each of the situations also a short description in the form of a profile is given (see Situation Profile in Section 4.1). The

System Change. (a) Each time, if any and subject to other provisions of this Agreement, that VENDOR CONSORTIUM proposes to make a material change substantially for its own benefit in the operating environment in which VENDOR CONSORTIUM is operating Software (a "System Change"), VENDOR CONSORTIUM shall (i) perform a comparison, at a reasonable and mutually agreed level of detail, between the amount of resources required by that Software to perform a representative sample of the processing then currently being performed for SIRVA immediately prior to the System Change and immediately after the System Change, or (ii) demonstrate to SIRVA that such change will not affect SIRVA's charges, costs, or resource utilization. (b) SIRVA shall not be required to pay for increased resource usage due to a System Change. If, following a System Change, VENDOR CONSORTIUM contends that increased resource usage is from increased SIRVA use and not from the System Change, SIRVA shall only be required to pay for increased usage to the extent VENDOR CONSORTIUM demonstrates to SIRVA that increased usage is not due to the System Change and is due to SIRVA usage. Any such demonstration shall use the same representative sample as used in the comparison above.