System Delivery Sample Clauses

The System Delivery clause defines the obligations and procedures for providing and installing a system or product to the client. It typically outlines the timeline for delivery, the required specifications or standards the system must meet, and the process for confirming successful installation or acceptance by the client. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of when and how the system will be delivered, reducing the risk of disputes over delivery dates, quality, or performance expectations.
System Delivery. Prior to delivery of the System to Customer, INSpire will provide Customer with INSide Out Base 6.5 documentation and the documentation of all completed Spot modifications made to INSide Out Base 6.5 that are part of Customer's System. INSpire and Customer have agreed that INSpire will make certain corrections and improvements to the System within one year after the Effective Date of this Agreement (the "Spot Report Items"). The Spot Report Items are set forth on Schedule 2.1. INSpire shall deliver each Spot Report Item into production as part of the System pursuant to specific work orders agreed upon in advance by the Parties and set forth in Appendix A (the "Work Orders") and by the implementation date set forth thereon (the "Implementation Date"). Customer will test the Spot Report Items delivered by INSpire pursuant to each Work Order in accordance with a mutually agreeable test plan and test cases to ensure that they meet the specification set forth on the Work Order (the "Acceptance Testing"). INSpire will deliver at least 20 of the 22 "Group I" Spot Report Items within ninety (90) days after the Signing Date. INSpire will deliver at least 37 of the 40 "Group II" Spot Report Items within one-hundred eighty (180) days after the Signing Date. INSpire will deliver at least 65 of the 69 "Group III" Spot Report Items within one (1) year after the Signing Date. In the event Spot Report Items are amended so that the Implementation Date is beyond the timeline called for by this Section, INSpire will deliver 90% of the Spot Report Items remaining within each Group by their respective Implementation Dates. Spot Report Items included as "Current Programs Rollout Schedule" on Schedule 2.1 will be delivered within a mutually agreed upon timeframe after the Signing Date. Customer shall be entitled to receive a penalty payment from INSpire equal to the lesser of $5,000 or the cost of completing the Spot Report Item (which shall be calculated by multiplying the number of hours required to complete the Spot Report Item by $115) for each Spot Report Item that is not delivered for Acceptance Testing by the Implementation Date set forth on the respective Work Orders only in the event that the overall standard set forth above for "Group I", "Group II" and "Group III" Spot Report Items is not met by INSpire (the "Penalty"). Penalty payments by INSpire shall not in the aggregate exceed 15% of the License Fee. Such Penalty Payments will not in any way limit, restrict or rel...
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System Delivery. The system(s) will be delivered on the “System Delivery Date” with the functionality as outlined in the “Implementation Workshop Notes”, which will be added as an addendum to the “Licence Agreement” once agreed. The following hosted resources will be supplied to ensure that the Incident Management System can be delivered with satisfactory performance to the client’s desktop:  Web server running the ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ framework with a valid security SSL certificate that supports the AES 256 encryption algorithm, in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements.  SQL server database server with an expanding space requirement and in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements  Burstable 100Mb internet connection  The system and its data storage and processing functions will always be hosted within a UK-based data centre. No data processing of any kind will be performed outside of the UK.
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System Delivery. The system(s) will be delivered on the “System Delivery Date” with the functionality as outlined in the “Implementation Workshop Notes”, which will be added as an addendum to the “Licence Agreement” once agreed. The following hosted resources will be supplied to ensure that the High Cost Drugs system, IFR/Prior Approval system & Provider Trust system can be delivered with satisfactory performance to the client’s desktop:  Web server running the ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ framework with a valid security SSL certificate that supports the AES 256 encryption algorithm, in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements.  SQL server database server with an expanding space requirement and in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements  Burstable 100Mb internet connection  The system and its data storage and processing functions will always be hosted within a UK-based data centre. No data processing of any kind will be performed outside of the UK.
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System Delivery. The system(s) will be delivered on the “System Delivery Date” The following hosted resources will be supplied to ensure that the IFR/Prior Approval system & Provider Trust system can be delivered with satisfactory performance to the client’s desktop:  Web server running the ▇▇▇.▇▇▇ framework with a valid security SSL certificate that supports the AES 256 encryption algorithm, in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements.  SQL server database server with an expanding space requirement and in accordance with Microsoft's published system requirements  Burstable 100Mb internet connection  The system and its data storage and processing functions will always be hosted within a UK-based data centre. No data processing of any kind will be performed outside of the UK.
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