Migration Date definition

Migration Date means 180 days after the final release of the latest available version of the Java Specification as described above.
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Migration Date means the date on which the transfer of the Communications Service or takeover of the Target Line will be effected, at which point the End-User’s Communications Service will commence being provided to the End-User by a different Communications Provider or at a different location;
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Migration Date means the date on which the Communications Provider Migration or takeover of the Target Line will be effected, at which point the Switching Customer’s Public Electronic Communications Service will commence being provided by a different Communications Provider or at a different location, and, where applicable, the porting and subsequent activation of the relevant Telephone Number(s) will have been completed;
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Examples of Migration Date in a sentence

  • Except as otherwise agreed pursuant to the Change Control Procedures, Provider will be responsible for obtaining the necessary Hardware and Software at the Employee Service Center to continue to perform the Services following the Migration Date and for all costs associated with obtaining such Hardware and Software.

  • The Parties therefore agree that on or before the Migration Date, Provider will discontinue its use of the Company Hardware located at the Employee Service Center and the Company Software residing on such Hardware.

  • The hosting services described below will be provided by Infocrossing commencing on the Migration Date for the duration of the Term.

  • The Customer Contract and the related Other Assets for such Customer will be transferred by Seller to Purchaser on the Migration Date, if any, with respect to such Customer Contract.

  • Those FATs which are not retained as asynchronous will be migrated to either the Enterprise or Delivery network during the period between the Closing Date and the Migration Date.


More Definitions of Migration Date

Migration Date means the date on which the transfer of a Fixed-line Telecommunications Service and/or a DSL Broadband Service or takeover of the Target Line will be effected, at which point the Switching Customer’s Fixed-line Telecommunications Service and/or DSL Broadband Service will commence being provided to the Switching Customer by a different Communications Provider operating on Openreach’s or KCOM’s Access Network or at a different location;
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Migration Date as defined in a Work Order, means the date both parties mutually agree that the migration has been completed. Such agreement may be confirmed via electronic mail or as otherwise permitted pursuant to Section 10.6 of the Agreement.
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Migration Date means the date on which the transfer of the Broadband Service will be effected, at which point the End-User’s Broadband Service will commence being provided to the End-User by a different Communications Provider.
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Migration Date means the relevant date, not later than the Longstop Date, on which the transfer of a Transferring Transaction to the Transferee is to take effect, as determined by the relevant Transferring Entity;
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Migration Date means, for any Customer, the date on which the migration of the Customer and the underlying Customer Agreement(s) from the nTelos billing platform to the Sprint billing platform is complete.
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Migration Date means (a) where technically possible, the date you request your service to be migrated to us from another provider; or (b) as soon as possible after we complete the migration of your services to us
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Migration Date means (a) for Paid Search Services and Contextual Advertising Services advertisers who are in both Yahoo!’s Panama system and the Core Platform, or are only in the Panama system, the date on which an advertiser’s account first begins Migration from Panama to the Core Platform, and (b) for Paid Search Services and Contextual Advertising Services advertisers who are only in the Core Platform, the date on which an advertiser’s first micro-marketplace category moves to the Core Platform.
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