Work Product Defined Clause Samples
The "Work Product Defined" clause establishes a clear definition of what constitutes the work product created under an agreement. It typically specifies the types of deliverables, materials, or intellectual property that are considered work product, such as reports, software code, designs, or other tangible or intangible results produced by the contractor or service provider. By precisely outlining what is included as work product, this clause helps prevent disputes over ownership and usage rights, ensuring both parties have a mutual understanding of the scope and nature of the deliverables.
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Work Product Defined. The term “Work Product” is intended to include all drawings, specifications, calculations, reports, and documentation, whether in paper copy or electronic format, produced by or through Design-Builder that is furnished to Department.
Work Product Defined. “Work Product” means any inventions, innovations, technical developments, ideas, concepts, know-how, designs, processes, documents, computer programs, data, written materials and other works, whether or not patentable or otherwise capable of protection by intellectual property laws. Executive agrees to assign to TVI any of his interest in any country in any and all intellectual or proprietary rights associated with the Work Product, whether such interest and rights arise under U.S. or foreign patent law, copyright law, trademark law, trade secret law or otherwise.
Work Product Defined. The term “Work Product” is intended to include the Limited Feasibility Study and the Report, including the Deliverables described by Sections 3 and 4, whether in paper copy or electronic format.