Ip Management Clause Samples

The IP Management clause defines how intellectual property (IP) rights are handled between the parties involved in an agreement. It typically outlines ownership of existing and newly created IP, procedures for protecting confidential information, and the allocation of rights to use, modify, or commercialize IP. For example, it may specify whether inventions developed during a project belong to the employer, the contractor, or are jointly owned. This clause is essential for preventing disputes over IP ownership and use, ensuring that both parties understand their rights and obligations regarding intellectual property.
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Ip Management. BESC will provide a simplified means for industry to negotiate licenses and other agreements relating to BESC IP (e.g., CRADA, WFO, bailment, option) by centralizing these activities with a lead institution, (normally ORNL but another BESC member may be designated as the lead by the Commercialization Council, depending on the circumstances), so as to provide a “One Stop Shop.” The University of Georgia Research Foundation will be the normal lead institution for negotiating sponsored research contracts with industrial sponsors on behalf of the BESC members and will distribute funds as appropriate using normal subcontracting mechanisms. BESC members will enter into a separate inter-institutional (IIA) licensing/royalty-sharing / commercialization agreement with ORNL for the implementation of centralized licensing, except for BESC IP subject to the DMLA or DMSRA and subsequent royalty distributions, subject to the provisions of paragraph 8b below. The IIA will allow ORNL, or another designated lead licensing institution, to negotiate commercial licenses or sublicenses to any/all BESC IP, except for BESC IP subject to the DMLA or DMSRA. The IIA will also address the details of royalty distribution from the licensing of bundled or jointly owned patents. Licensing and partnering shall be conducted in a manner that maximizes benefit to the US economy and provides fairness of opportunity with respect to third party access to lab partnering and licensing opportunities. M&O (Management and Operating) contract provisions (e.g., fairness of opportunity, US manufacturing) continue to apply to inventions of NREL, ORNL and Brookhaven. On behalf of the IP owners, the lead licensing institution will manage all licensing matters, including contract management, licensing income distribution within BESC (according to allocation decisions made by the BESC IP/Licensing Investment Committee) and to each IP owner, and reporting. The lead licensing institution shall not license BESC IP outside of the Core Technology areas, except with the concurrence of the IP owner(s), allowing those owners to license to third parties in fields other than Core Technologies at their sole discretion. Other activities with third parties relating to access to BESC IP (e.g., NDAs, Material Transfer Agreements, etc.) will be coordinated through the BESC Commercialization Council which will designate a lead institution as needed. For industrial team members who intend to utilize their own IP in their ow...
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Ip Management. 64.3.1 The Service Provider must manage all Intellectual Property related to this Services Agreement in accordance with Schedule 3 - Management and Governance.
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Ip Management. The IP management of joint inventions and joint results will be in the responsibility of a management board with a degree of independence from the day-to-day project management and operation. Members of this board shall have a sound technological and/or clinical background and are constituted as follows: • xxx • xxx • xxx • xxx Members of this board may transfer their rights and obligations to another member of their organization with appropriate qualification or to a third party, such as a patent lawyer. Details of IP rights, generation and its management are stipulated in Article 5 of this Agreement.
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