The Bespoke Software Sample Clauses
The "Bespoke Software" clause defines the specific software that is custom-developed for the client under the agreement. It typically outlines what constitutes the bespoke software, such as unique features, functionalities, or modules created to meet the client's particular requirements, and may specify deliverables or technical standards. This clause ensures both parties have a clear understanding of what is being developed and delivered, helping to prevent disputes over scope and expectations.
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The Bespoke Software. Each Group Company is entitled to adapt, modify or improve the Bespoke Software for any purpose or use. All source codes and other information reasonably required to enable the Bespoke Software to be adapted, modified or improved are:
(a) complete, accurate and up to date; and
(b) fully documented (and these documents form part of the assets of the relevant Group Company and will be in its possession at Completion). TRADING AND COMMERCIAL ARRANGEMENTS
The Bespoke Software. 16.8.1 was developed exclusively by employees of the Company within the course of their employment; or
16.8.2 to the extent not so developed, has been transferred (including the Intellectual Property in it) absolutely to the Company or licensed to it exclusively and irrevocably (in each case in writing) without limit of time and not subject to conditions as to use or transferability or as to payment.
The Bespoke Software. Software developed in support of this assignment will be developed by Teradata using DAV intellectual property and will remain the property of Teradata.
The Bespoke Software. (A) has been developed exclusively by employees of the Company within the course of their employment; or
(B) to the extent not so developed, the Intellectual Property in such Bespoke Software has been assigned to the Company or licensed to it exclusively in writing.
The Bespoke Software. 11.5.1 was developed exclusively by employees of the Group within the course of their employment, and therefore the Intellectual Property Rights vest initially in a Group Company by operation of law; or
11.5.2 to the extent not so vested, has been transferred in writing.