“Disaster Recovery Plan” means a disaster recovery plan developed by Supplier in accordance with [Section 3(e)].

Disaster Recovery. Cellnet shall maintain a current disaster recovery plan for the primary NOC that at a minimum provides for recovery of all systems necessary to deliver the AMR Services within two (2) days of the declaration by Cellnet of a disaster at the primary NOC. Such plan shall include the activities that establish the AMR Services at a separate disaster recovery NOC facility, including, but not limited to, declaration of a disaster at the primary NOC, mobilization of staff for operation at the disaster recovery NOC, primary vendor notification and acquisition of the necessary computer hardware, retrieval of the tape back up Meter Database from off site, installing and configuring the hardware and NOC Software, recovery of Laclede Data from tape backup, reestablishing telecommunications links for Laclede retrieval of data and system testing. Cellnet shall make this plan available to Laclede within ten (10) days after the Effective Date, and from time to time thereafter upon Laclede's request, together with evidence that Cellnet tests such plan periodically in accordance with industry standards and the results of the most recent such test. Additionally, Cellnet and Laclede shall work together to develop, and revise as necessary, procedures that will apply in the event that a disaster occurs at the primary NOC. A disaster shall be declared at the NOC when an event occurs that results in Cellnet not being able to deliver Fixed Network Data for a period of time exceeding forty-eight (48) hours. Subject to the time requirements set forth in the first sentence of this Section 2.2(g), upon the occurrence of a disaster, Cellnet shall place a priority status on restoration of the AMR Services that is at least equal to, if not higher than, any other Cellnet customer within the Fixed Network Area.

Business Continuity; Disaster Recovery. Medidata maintains a commercially reasonable business continuity and disaster recovery plan and will follow such plan.

Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity. With respect to its disaster recovery and business continuity program(s) (the “DR/BCP”), RUS hereby represents and warrants to AssetMark that:

The [[CSG:Organization]] Business Continuity/Disaster Recovery Plan set forth in Attachment A to Exhibit C-11] of the Agreement is hereby amended to add the Ascendon Services to the list of ​ * services.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan. Servicer shall, at its own expense, design, implement, and maintain a business continuity and disaster recovery program and viable response and recovery capabilities for the services provided hereunder. As part of its periodic assessment of availability risks, Servicer shall consider the need for geographic diversification of document storage, software/data backup storage, and workplace and systems recovery, as described in the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council’s Business Continuity Planning IT Examination Handbook. At a minimum, Servicer’s core processing facilities and operations will include full weekly backup and daily incremental backup to ensure minimal exposure to systems failure. Servicer will make commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the continuity of operations. Upon request of Administrative Agent, Servicer shall provide a copy of its business continuity and disaster recovery program summary. Servicer shall regularly, but no less than annually, test its business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities. Servicer shall update its plans in a timely manner. In the event of a natural or other disaster beyond Servicer’s control that interrupts Servicer’s performance of any services described hereunder for any period, Servicer shall respond to such disaster in a commercially reasonable time period in accordance with the procedures contained in the business continuity and disaster recovery plans in order to resume performance of such services.

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Plan. Servicer shall, at its own expense, design, implement, and maintain a business continuity and disaster recovery program and viable response and recovery capabilities for the services provided hereunder. As part of its periodic assessment of availability risks, Servicer shall consider the need for geographic diversification of document storage, software/data backup storage, and workplace and systems recovery, as described in the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council’s Business Continuity Planning IT Examination Handbook. At a minimum, Servicer’s core processing facilities and operations will include full weekly backup and daily incremental backup to ensure minimal exposure to systems failure. Servicer will make commercially reasonable efforts to ensure the continuity of operations. Upon request of Administrative Agent, Servicer shall provide a copy of its business continuity and disaster recovery program summary. Servicer shall regularly, but no less than annually, test its business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities. Servicer shall update its plans in a timely manner. In the event of a natural or other disaster beyond Servicer’s control that interrupts Servicer’s performance of any services described hereunder for any period, Servicer shall respond to such disaster in a commercially reasonable time period in accordance with the procedures contained in the business continuity and disaster recovery plans in order to resume performance of such services.

Disaster Recovery. The terms and conditions of this [Section 4.05(c)] shall apply at all times following ​:

Disaster Recovery Plan. Redi2 shall continue to provide the Services to Company in the event of a disaster within Redi2’s own organization, including its subcontractors, including the managed hosting provider. Redi2 will maintain an up-to-date business recovery plan and ensure that its staff is adequately trained to execute the plan in the event of an invocation. Redi2 will make a copy of the plan available to Company for review on request.

Disaster Recovery Services. Supplier shall, within thirty (30) days of the Effective Date or such later timeframe as may be approved by Customer, develop a Disaster Recovery Plan adapted to the provision of the Services, which Supplier shall have the capacity to execute and perform. The Disaster Recovery Plan shall be subject to the review, audit and written approval of Customer. Supplier agrees to implement, maintain and improve the Disaster Recovery Plan as necessary to keep the plan current with applicable industry standards and best practices, or as otherwise necessary to satisfy Supplier’s obligations under the Agreement. Prior to implementing any material change to the Disaster Recovery Plan, Supplier will provide Customer a copy of such change for Customer’s consent. Upon Supplier’s determination of a disaster or the possibility of the occurrence of a disaster situation, Supplier shall promptly notify Customer and implement the Disaster Recovery Plan. During any disaster, Supplier will notify Customer daily of the status of the disaster. During a disaster, Supplier will not give greater priority to any of its other customers in its recovery efforts than it gives to the Customer. Upon conclusion of a disaster, Supplier will as soon as reasonably practicable, provide Customer with an incident report detailing the reason for the disaster and all actions taken by Supplier to resolve and/or respond to the disaster.