Common use of General Knowledge Clause in Contracts

General Knowledge. Either Party may enhance its generalized knowledge and experience during the Term and may already possess or hereafter obtain concepts, data, discoveries, ideas, information, inventions, know-how, knowledge, methodologies, processes, products, skills, techniques and/or other work product, whether or not patentable, that are generally similar to Confidential Information it may receive under this Agreement. This Agreement shall not be interpreted as limiting either Party's rights to develop, disclose, display, market, obtain, own, publish, provide, release, sell, transfer and/or use, in any manner whatsoever, any such generalized knowledge and experience and/or any such concepts; provided, however, that the Parties shall in all events comply with Section 14.1. Further, each Party shall be free to use the ideas, concepts or know-how it develops in connection with the Services that are in nontangible form and may be retained by the Party's respective employees. Either Party may acquire, license, market, distribute, develop for itself or others, or have others develop for its, similar technology performing the same or similar functions as the technology contemplated by this Agreement.