Resolution Time Service Levels definition
Examples of Resolution Time Service Levels in a sentence
The Provider shall Respond to Fault notifications or as soon as it becomes aware of a Fault within the Fault Response Time Service Levels and Resolve all Faults within the Resolution Time Service Levels applicable to the Priority Level of the Fault set out in the table below.
The Supplier shall Respond to Fault notifications or as soon as it becomes aware of a Fault within the Fault Response Time Service Levels and Resolve all Faults within the Resolution Time Service Levels applicable to the Priority Level of the Fault set out in the table below.
Incident Response and Resolution Time Service Levels will be performed in the time periods set forth below: Respond to problems with the solution identified by ELECT in no more than one (1) hour after notification.
Phase Applicability of Service Levels and Credits for Application Availability and Service Request Resolution Time Service Levels Prior to Production Go-Live Service Levels will not be measured and do not apply prior to Production Go-Live, and Service Level Credits will not be paid to Customer.
The applicability of, and Oracle’s obligations with respect to the measurement of, Oracle’s performance of the Computer and Administration Services against the Service Levels, and Service Level Credits for the Application Availability and Service Request Resolution Time Service Levels, during the three phases of the Managed Cloud Services life cycle is outlined in the following table.
In the event IBM fails to meet multiple Service Levels arising out of a single incident (excluding a Force Majeure event), the Service Level Credit(s) payable by IBM will be limited to the failure of the applicable Service Levels listed in Exhibit B-1 in either Section 2.0 (Availability Service Levels), or Section 3.0 (Invoicing Batch Job Completion Service Level), or Section 4.0 (Problem Resolution Time Service Levels).
Oracle will make available to Customer in accordance with the Governance Services Schedule, measurements and reports concerning Oracle’s performance against the Application Availability and Service Request Resolution Time Service Levels.