Common use of Back-office Systems Clause in Contracts

Back-office Systems. Securitas and/or its licensors are the exclusive owners of all back-office production systems used for the supply of Services, including monitoring, guard deployment and reporting systems, and including all technical infrastructure, systems, software, tools, hardware, equipment, documentation, information, data and other materials contained and generated therein. The Customer is not granted any rights of access or use of such production systems. If the Customer is granted access to back-office systems, such access shall be subject to the Customer’s acceptance and compliance with applicable end user license agreements.

Appears in 7 contracts

Sources: Security Services Agreement, Alarm Monitoring Services Agreement, Agreement for Electronic Security Services

Back-office Systems. The Securitas Group and/or its licensors are the exclusive owners of all back-office production systems used for the supply of Services, including monitoring, guard deployment and reporting systems, and including all technical infrastructure, systems, software, tools, hardware, equipment, documentation, information, data and other materials contained and generated therein. The Customer is not granted any rights of access or use of such production systems. If the Customer is granted access to back-office systems, such access shall be subject to the Customer’s acceptance and compliance with applicable end user license agreements.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: General Terms and Conditions for Security Services, General Terms and Conditions for Security Services

Back-office Systems. The Securitas Group and/or its licensors are the exclusive owners of all back-office production systems (including IPR therein) used for the supply of Services, including monitoring, guard deployment and reporting systems, and including all technical infrastructure, systems, software, tools, hardware, equipment, documentation, information, data and other materials contained and generated therein. The Customer is not granted any rights of access or use of such production systems. If the Customer is granted access to back-office systems, such access shall be subject to the Customer’s acceptance and compliance with applicable end user license agreements.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: General Terms and Conditions, General Terms and Conditions

Back-office Systems. Securitas and/or its licensors are the exclusive owners of all back-office production systems used for the supply of Services, including monitoring, guard deployment and reporting systems, and including all technical infrastructure, systems, software, tools, hardware, equipment, documentation, information, data and other materials contained and generated therein. The Customer is not granted any rights of access or use of such production systems. If the Customer is granted access to back-back- office systems, such access shall be subject to the Customer’s acceptance and compliance with applicable end user license agreements.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Agreement for Electronic Security Services

Back-office Systems. The Securitas Group and/or its licensors are the exclusive owners of all back-office production systems used for the supply of Services, including monitoring, guard deployment and reporting systems, and including all technical infrastructure, systems, software, tools, hardware, equipment, documentation, information, data and other materials contained and generated therein. The Customer is not granted any rights of access or use of such production systems. If the Customer is granted access to back-back- office systems, such access shall be subject to the Customer’s acceptance and compliance with applicable end user license agreements.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: General Terms and Conditions