Responsibility for Hosting Sample Clauses
The Responsibility for Hosting clause defines which party is accountable for providing and managing the physical or virtual environment where a service, event, or digital platform is operated. Typically, this clause specifies whether the service provider or the client will supply the necessary infrastructure, such as servers, cloud resources, or physical venues, and outlines any related obligations like maintenance, security, or technical support. Its core function is to clearly allocate operational duties and prevent misunderstandings about who is responsible for hosting-related tasks, thereby reducing the risk of service disruptions or disputes.
Responsibility for Hosting. Blackboard shall install and operate the Hosted Software on computer servers and systems under its direct or indirect control. Blackboard will also install and store the Customer Content for purposes of access by the Hosted Software, provided that nothing in this Managed Hosting Schedule shall be construed to require Blackboard to provide for, or bear any responsibility with respect to, the design, development, operation or maintenance of any Web site owned or operated by Customer, or with respect to any telecommunications or computer network hardware required by Customer to provide access from the Internet to any such Customer Web site. Nothing in this Managed Hosting Schedule shall be construed to grant to Customer a license to access and/or use Blackboard’s systems except for purposes of accessing and using the Hosted Software and except pursuant to the procedures and protocols specified by Blackboard pursuant to Section 2.1. Solely to the extent necessary to perform Blackboard’s obligations pursuant to this Managed Hosting Schedule, Customer grants to Blackboard a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, reproduce, transmit, distribute, perform, display, and, to the extent required by the Hosted Software, modify and create derivative works from the Customer Content. As between Customer and Blackboard, Customer retains ownership of the Customer Content. Blackboard shall maintain the confidentiality of all Customer Content that is stored on its servers in accordance with Section 4 of the Master Terms.
Responsibility for Hosting. Blackboard shall install and operate the Hosted Software on computer servers and systems under its direct or indirect control. Blackboard will also install and store the Customer Content for purposes of access by the Hosted Software, provided that nothing in this Hosting Archive Schedule shall be construed to require Blackboard to provide for, or bear any responsibility with respect to, the design, development, operation or maintenance of any Web site owned or operated by Customer, or with respect to any telecommunications or computer network hardware required by Customer to provide access from the Internet to any such Customer Web site. Nothing in this Hosting Archive Schedule shall be construed to grant to Customer a license to access and/or use Blackboard’s systems except for purposes of accessing and using the Hosted Software and except pursuant to the procedures and protocols specified by Blackboard pursuant to Section 2.1. Solely to the extent necessary to perform Blackboard’s obligations pursuant to this Hosting Archive Schedule, Customer grants to Blackboard a royalty-free, non-exclusive, worldwide license to use, reproduce, transmit, distribute, perform, display, and, to the extent required by the Hosted Software, modify and create derivative works from the Customer Content. As between Customer and Blackboard, Customer retains ownership of the Customer Content. During the term of the Hosting Archive Schedule, Blackboard shall not destroy or alter any portion of the Customer Content without express prior written authorization and direction from Customer provided however that after the termination date of the Hosting Archive Schedule, Blackboard shall have no obligation to maintain or store any Customer Content. Blackboard shall maintain the confidentiality of all Customer Content that is stored on its servers in accordance with Section 4 of the Master Terms. The parties agree that none of the software customizations previously deployed for Customer’s implementation of the Blackboard Software shall be included in the instance of the Blackboard Software hosted under this Hosting Archive Schedule.