Exploitation of the Results. 16.1 Situation 1: Where collaborative analysis, validation and scientific inputs of AIIMS enables further scaling up and exploitation of the resultant Product/Technology, even if there is no Project IP, then the Parties shall agree to the benefit sharing mechanism that follows. The collaborating intitutes can engage a suitable mechanism for commercial exploitation with suitable terms and conditions agreeable with their own policies. If the collaborator is a Company, they will pay royalty of 2% (negotiated rate) of the annual revenue from the Net Sales of such resultant Product/Technology to AIIMS for a period of 7 years (negotiated duration) from the date of occurrence of the event of commercial exploitation. Royalty for each financial year shall be payable within 60 (sixty) days of close of corresponding financial year.
Exploitation of the Results. [Not applicable] [Insert details on the intended use of results linked to the specific request for service supplementing or replacing clause I.8 of the special conditions] Annexes Request for service Contractor’s specific tender (No [complete]6 of [insert date])
Exploitation of the Results. [As specified in Article I.10 of the Special Conditions of the FWC] [Or] [Insert details on the intended use of results linked to the specific request for service supplementing or replacing Article I.10 of the Special Conditions of the FWC]
Exploitation of the Results. 9.1. In accordance with Art.I.13 of the Framework Contract.
Exploitation of the Results. Academic exploitation Academic partners will take great advantage from the results of CerCo mainly in terms of increased technical know-how and scientific knowledge, increased visibility in the scientific community of reference, increased expertise, exploitable for institutional academic purposes (e.g. didactic activities). We also expect that the rest of the academic community will take up the innovative ideas of the project, building on top of them code analyses at a level of accuracy that could have not been previously possible. Finally, we expect elaboration and instantiation of our methodology to other kinds of high level languages (functional, logic) and to more complex scenarios involving, for instance, a real time operating system. Industrial exploitation The long term industrial exploitation of the results of the CerCo project is envisaged mainly in the area of the embedded systems/software, in particular in the case of safety critical applications and time critical (realtime) applications. In the short term, software houses producing compilers for embedded systems could immediately benefit from the CerCo cost annotating technology or, more generally, by the know- how provided in the certification of compilers. It is worth noting that several of these software houses are located in Europe, such as the medium-sized System Engineer Group of Freescale, which is headquartered in Scotland, Raisonance and Cosmic Software, which are headquartered in France, the small-size Hightech, headquartered in Germany, just to name a few. FP7-ICT-2009-C Date of preparation: 06/10/2009 STREP grant agreement 243881, CerCo
Exploitation of the Results. 8.1 Each PARTY (including its AFFILIATES) shall have the right to make unrestricted use of the RESULTS according to Article 6.1 only for its internal use.
Exploitation of the Results. 9.2.2.1 Exploitation of the Own Results The Establishments are free to exploit their Own Results as they wish according to the rules acting between them.
Exploitation of the Results. The Administrator Institution receives an express mandate from the other PARTY to carry out all exploitation-related work. In particular, it negotiates contracts on behalf of the PARTY with all companies wishing to exploit the Results. The Administrator Institution shall keep the other PARTY, regularly informed of the results of the canvassing or its negotiations. Any licensing agreement shall be signed by Administrator Institution, on behalf of the other PARTY.
Exploitation of the Results. The Administrator receives an express mandate from the other Joint Owners, represented by the Mandatory Institution if need be, to carry-out all exploitation-related work. In particular, it negotiates contracts on behalf of the joint ownership with all industrialists wishing to develop and/or use the Results. The Administrator shall keep the other Joint Owners, and the Mandatory Institution if need be, regularly informed of the results of the canvassing or its negotiations. Any licensing agreement shall be signed by all the Joint Owners, represented and the Mandatory Institution if need be. The Administrator shall repay a proportion of the royalties originating from the granting of a licence over the Result(s) to third parties to all the Joint Owners, less a contribution to the exploitation expenses of the Administrator representing a maximum of ...% of said royalties. The Mandatory Institution takes care of the transfer of the share of the French public establishments’ joint owners. This proportion is based on the contributions made by each Joint Owner to obtaining and developing the Result(s).
Exploitation of the Results. Each of the joint owners and their Affiliated Entities shall be entitled to Exploit the jointly owned Result as they see fit, and shall be entitled to grant non-exclusive sub-licensable licences, without obtaining any consent from, paying compensation to, or otherwise accounting to any other joint owner(s). For the avoidance of doubt, this shall continue to apply even if a joint owner does not wish to contribute, or ceases to contribute, to expenses as specified below. Each joint owner shall use reasonable efforts to notify the other joint owner(s) of its first intention to undertake Commercial Exploitation (including through licensing) of the jointly owned Result before starting such Commercial Exploitation and in any case upon request. Upon request of the other joint owner(s), each joint owner shall provide information to the other joint owner(s) over the Exploitation of the Result to the extent however that providing such information to the other joint owner(s) does not harm its academic or commercial interests.
