Common use of Third-Party Offerings Clause in Contracts

Third-Party Offerings. Certain uses of Software may allow Customer to evaluate and use third- party applications and/or services (“Third Party Offerings”). Customer’s use of Third Party Offerings will be governed by terms Customer must accept during the installation or registration process. Questions about the terms should be addressed directly to the Third Party Offering provider. Third Party Offerings may involve the exchange of data with the Software. Cisco is not responsible for Customer’s data outside of the Software or for modifications or deletions of Customer’s data made by third parties or their Third Party Offerings. If Customer has questions or concerns about the processing or handling of Customer’s data by Third Party Offering providers, Customer shall contact those providers directly. Customer bears all risks associated with using or relying upon Third Party Offerings. Cisco and the Third Party Offering provider do not warrant the accuracy, reliability, completeness, usefulness, non-infringement, or quality of any Third Party Offerings and hereby disclaim all express and implied warranties, including any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, relating to such Third Party Offerings. Cisco and the Third Party Offering provider shall not be liable or responsible in any way for any losses or damage of any kind, including lost profits or other indirect or consequential damages, relating to Customer’s use of or reliance upon any Third Party Offering.

Third-Party Offerings. Certain uses of the Software may allow Customer to evaluate and use third- third party applications applications, content and/or services made available either within or outside of Cisco Collaborative Knowledge (“Third Party Offerings”). Customer’s use of Third Party Offerings will be governed by terms between the Third Party and Customer, which Customer must accept during before the installation installing, uploading, display or registration processin any way using such Third Party Offerings in connection with Cisco Collaborative Knowledge. Questions about the terms should be addressed directly to the Third Party Offering provider. Third Party Offerings may involve the exchange of data with the SoftwareCisco Collaborative Knowledge. Cisco is not responsible for Customer’s data outside of the Software exchanged with Third Parties or for modifications or deletions of Customer’s data made by third parties or their Third Party Offerings. If Customer has questions or concerns about the processing or handling of Customer’s data by Third Party Offering providers, Customer shall should contact those providers directly. Customer bears all risks associated with using or relying upon Third Party Offerings. Cisco and the Third Party Offering provider do not warrant the accuracy, reliability, completeness, usefulness, non-infringement, or quality of any Third Party Offerings and hereby disclaim all express and implied warranties, including any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, relating to such Third Party Offerings. Cisco and the Third Party Offering provider shall not be liable or responsible in any way for any losses or damage of any kind, including lost profits or other indirect or consequential damages, relating to Customer’s use of or reliance upon any Third Party Offering.. Customer acknowledges that all third party licensors and suppliers retain all right, title and interest in third party software and all copies thereof, including all copyright and other intellectual property rights