Scope of the Secrecy Obligation Sample Clauses

Scope of the Secrecy Obligation. The secrecy obligation pursuant to this Agreement shall apply to any information obtained from the Co- operation, including, but not limited to: • information classified as secret or which is identifiable as company or business secrets. • any technical information, in particular product and development descriptions, outlines, graphics, drawings, charts, and other technical documents, as well as manuals, technical processes and other know-how, including technological knowledge, • any information referring to existing or future legal positions, including usage or license rights, rights relating to texts, technical explanations, photos, films, videos, software, audio recordings or any other rights, • any information on company strategies, distribution channels, schedules, targets and ideas as well as planned projects. This Non-Disclosure Agreement does not give rise to any obligation to provide Information or to claims to receive Information. No warranty is assumed that the Information provided is correct.
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