Technology Protection Clause Samples
The Technology Protection clause is designed to safeguard proprietary technology, intellectual property, and related confidential information within a contractual relationship. It typically outlines the obligations of parties to prevent unauthorized use, disclosure, or duplication of technological assets, and may specify security measures, access controls, or restrictions on reverse engineering. By establishing clear boundaries and responsibilities, this clause helps prevent misuse or theft of technology, thereby protecting the competitive advantage and value of the protected assets.
Technology Protection. LBT warrants that it shall protect the Licensed Technology from unauthorized use in a manor no less protective than LBT normally uses for protecting its own technology; provided, however, that in no event the protection of the Licensed Technology shall be less than the current industry standard protective measures for similar forms of technology.
Technology Protection. The student and parent are accepting responsibility for the Chromebook during the period the Chromebook is assigned to the student. The administration will review any and all damages that occur to the Chromebook. If it is determined any damage is from misuse or negligence, the district will assess the student's continued privilege of taking the Chromebook to and from School. It will be the right of the school administrators and designees to determine if damages were due to negligence or accidental. The parent will receive a letter describing any damage and any cost associated with the damage.
Technology Protection. This Addendum D is incorporated in the Resale Agreement between Limelight Media Group, Inc and Champ Car World Series dated May 24, 2004. Limelight Media Group grants to Champ Car the right to provide any of the furnishings, architectural elements or technical equipment for the Champ Car Themed Soft Zone according to the specifications outlined in the final engineering documents of the Zone. If Champ Car has provided the furnishings, architectural elements or technical equipment as “soft money” transfer, then Limelight Media Group will pay directly to Champ Car the value of the furnishings, architectural element or technical the actual cost or budgeted cost of the items according the final engineering documents whichever is less. Champ Car shall notify Limelight Media Group no later than 45 days prior to scheduled installation of any architectural elements being provided. Champ Car shall notify Limelight Media Group no later than 20 days prior to installation of any technical equipment being provided. If notice is not received by the scheduled deadline, then Limelight Media Group will supply necessary components for the Champ Car Themed Soft Zone from suppliers of its choosing.
Technology Protection. A. Computer Use Protection Teachers will not be responsible for problems that arise out of accidental Internet use.
Technology Protection