Common use of Enterprise Administrators Clause in Contracts

Enterprise Administrators. 8.1. Customer is responsible for its information technology infrastructure, including computers, servers, software, databases, electronic systems (including database management systems) and networks, whether operated directly by the Customer or through the use of third-party services. 8.2. The Customer agrees to abide by all applicable local, state, national, and international laws and regulations in connection with using the Products, including, without limitation, all laws regarding the transmission of technical data exported from the United States through the Service and all privacy and data protection laws, rules and regulations. 8.3. The Customer will designate at least one Customer Workspace User to act as Enterprise Administrator for the licenses. The Enterprise Administrator will be granted administrator privileges for the account, enabling the Enterprise Administrator to assign, disable and otherwise administer all other Workspace User access. The Customer represents, warrants and agrees that each Enterprise Administrator shall have authority, on behalf of Customer, to perform his or her duties, and serve as primary point of contact to and direct Licensor with respect to Product and service operations to the Customer and its Workspace Users. If, during the term of the Agreement, a then-current Enterprise Administrator ceases to be an active employee of the Customer or ceases to serve as an Enterprise Administrator, and if there are no remaining Enterprise Administrators, the Customer shall promptly appoint another Workspace User as an Enterprise Administrator. 8.4. The Customer agrees that the Enterprise Administrator shall promptly deactivate and cancel access of any Workspace User who (i) Customer no longer wishes to have access to the Product, or (ii) Customer knows or reasonably believes is causing or may cause Customer to breach any provision of this Agreement or is in any way mishandling access.

Enterprise Administrators. 8.17.1. Customer is responsible for its information technology infrastructure, including computers, servers, software, databases, electronic systems (including database management systems) and networks, whether operated directly by the Customer or through the use of third-party services. 8.27.2. The Customer agrees to abide by all applicable local, state, national, and international laws and regulations in connection with using the Products, including, without limitation, all laws regarding the transmission of technical data exported from the United States through the Service and all privacy and data protection laws, rules and regulations. 8.37.3. The Customer will designate at least one Customer Workspace User to act as Enterprise Administrator for the licenses. The Enterprise Administrator will be granted administrator privileges for the account, enabling the Enterprise Administrator to assign, disable and otherwise administer all other Workspace User access. The Customer represents, warrants and agrees that each Enterprise Administrator shall have authority, on behalf of Customer, to perform his or her duties, and serve as primary point of contact to and direct Licensor with respect to Product and service operations to the Customer and its Workspace Users. If, during the term of the Agreement, a then-current Enterprise Administrator ceases to be an active employee of the Customer or ceases to serve as an Enterprise Administrator, and if there are no remaining Enterprise Administrators, the Customer shall promptly appoint another Workspace User as an Enterprise Administrator. 8.47.4. The Customer agrees that the Enterprise Administrator shall promptly deactivate and cancel access of any Workspace User who (i) Customer no longer wishes to have access to the Product, or (ii) Customer knows or reasonably believes is causing or may cause Customer to breach any provision of this Agreement or is in any way mishandling access.