RIGHT TO ADD NEW ISI MEMBER PROGRAMS Sample Clauses

RIGHT TO ADD NEW ISI MEMBER PROGRAMS. If either party makes generally available after the Effective Date any software which is not listed in a Target Market Addendum and which the parties agree falls within the scope of business functionality or requirements addressed under such Target Market Addendum, such software shall be added to that Target Market Addendum unless the other party objects. The addition of such software shall be subject to the sublicense fee provisions of this Agreement. The party adding the software shall promptly deliver to the other all materials required under Section 7.2 (Development, Technical Support, Training, Demonstration, Consulting License To Oracle), and the parties shall promptly amend the Development Plan and Sales Plan accordingly. Upon addition to the Target Market Addendum of any such software, if such software is software of the ISI Member, then such software shall be deemed "ISI Member Programs" for all purposes of this Agreement and all provisions of this Agreement shall automatically apply to such software, except that Exhibit J shall be amended upon addition of the software to the target Market Addendum to provide the applicable minimum sublicense fee for such software.
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