Common use of Named-User Developer License Clause in Contracts

Named-User Developer License. Subject to this Agreement and Customer’s payment of all applicable fees, during the License Term, BlackBerry grants to Customer, under BlackBerry’s Intellectual Property Rights, a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to allow Customer’s Named-User Developers to: (i) install SDP on Developer Systems (each License Key may be used to install Software for a single Named-User Developer and on a single Developer System), which includes rights to make copies of Software to follow normal backup and archiving practices for Named-User Developer use; (ii) access, use, link and compile SDP (including Runtime Subsystems and authorized derivative works of Software) on Developer Systems; and (iii) deposit the developed Customer Applications and/or Target Systems developed using the SDP into shared repositories (which are not Build Servers); each of (i)-(iii) only in accordance with Documentation and solely for Development Purposes.

Named-User Developer License. Subject to this Agreement and Customer’s payment of all applicable fees, during the License Term, BlackBerry grants to Customer, under BlackBerry’s Intellectual Property Rights, a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to allow Customer’s Named-User Developers of SDP to: (i) install SDP on Developer Systems (each License Key may be used to install Software for a single Named-User Developer and on a single Developer System), which includes rights to make copies of Software to follow normal backup and archiving practices for Named-User Developer use; (ii) access, use, link and compile SDP (including Runtime Subsystems and authorized derivative works of Software) on Developer Systems; and (iii) deposit the developed Customer Applications and/or Target Systems developed using the SDP into shared repositories (which are not Build Servers); each of (i)-(iii) only in accordance with Documentation and solely for Development Purposes.