Obligation to Confidentiality. Both Parties agree that either party will not, directly or indirectly, disclose or otherwise reveal any confidential information and documents, related to each other’s activity, to any third party without the prior written consent of the other Party. The Program participants of either Party shall not disclose any business and specialized technology or any information that might impair the interests of the other Party and any breach of the obligation to confidentiality shall be liable under the laws.
Obligation to Confidentiality. 3.1 The Candidate (E)ETS-Provider undertakes to keep Confidential Information strictly confidential. With regard to the Confidential Information or any part thereof, including, but not limited to, the Practical Information on Accreditation and Toll Services (PIAT) received by the Candidate (E)ETS Provider from or on behalf of the Toll Charger in the context of the accreditation for the Blankenburgverbinding EETS Domain, the Candidate-(E)ETS Provider is not allowed, without the prior and written consent of the Toll Charger, to, either directly or indirectly, such as through an intermediary or a legal entity in which the Candidate-(E)ETS Provider is a shareholder, director or otherwise involved:
Obligation to Confidentiality. The Service Supplier undertakes not to make known to third parties and/or use for their own personal benefit any information concerning the University’s activities and/or his/her own operations carried out in the period of collaboration with the University. The purpose of this provision is to prevent information which is not in the public domain or in any case public knowledge being divulged or used. It remains understood that none of these provisions shall prevent the Service Supplier from making known to third parties in the performance of their appointment information which may be necessary and useful for the effective and efficient fulfilment of his/her obligations towards the University. Breach of the obligation provided for by this article shall imply the legal rescission of this contract in accordance with and by the effects of the provisions of article 1456 of the civil code.
Obligation to Confidentiality. In connection with the obligation to confidentiality Employer refers to the annex which is attached to this contract of employment.
Obligation to Confidentiality. Both parties agree to keep confidential of the information obtained during the implementation of the activities carried out under this Agreement; this shall not apply to the use of such information for the purpose requested.
Obligation to Confidentiality. 4.1 The Managing Director is obliged to maintain confidentiality regarding all the company's affairs toward all outsiders unless passing on such information is essential in the normal course of his duties. This obligation remains in force when this Contract expires.
Obligation to Confidentiality. The contracting parties undertake:
Obligation to Confidentiality. 1. Information recipient must abide by the following conditions.
Obligation to Confidentiality. All employees are obliged to maintain confidentiality and to comply with the work instructions as well as with this policy. The obligation shall be renewed annually.
Obligation to Confidentiality. Each Party undertakes to keep secret all Confidential Information of the other Party, in particular business and trade secrets, which has come to its knowledge in the course of the preparation, performance and fulfilment of the contractual obligations and not to transfer Confidential Information to third parties without the authorization of the other Party. This obligation shall apply indefinitely beyond the termination of the business rela- tionship between the Parties. Imnoo shall be permitted indefinitely to analyze, evaluate, process, modify or otherwise use Confidential Information (i) within the scope of the Business Relationship or (ii) in anonymized format for internal purposes like operation and further development of the Services (e.g. timing estimates or finding of similar parts) or other services, while main- taining confidentiality. The disclosure of Confidential Information to third parties which is required for rendering the Services shall not be considered a breach of the confidentiality obligations under this Agreement. Such third parties are essentially digital service providers (e.g. Microsoft). In particular, Imnoo will not disclose Confidential Information to manufacturers in the me- chanical and electrical engineering industry without the express consent of Partner. The Parties agree to impose the confidentiality obligations of this Agreement on all em- ployees, directors, officers, internal and external consultants, assistants, and agents (the "Secret Carriers") who learn or may know Confidential Information.
