Commercial Know-How definition

Commercial Know-How means all confidential information, other than Computer Know-how, relating either to the Company or the Client and the prospects, markets, marketing, sales, finance, pricing, customers, distribution, suppliers, employees, consultants and policies of the Company or the Client.

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Commercial Know-How means all confidential information, other than Computer Know-how, relating either to the Company or the Client and the prospects,

Commercial Know-How means Know-How of a commercial nature solely to the extent used by the Seller in connection with the operation of the Business, including confidential and proprietary customer lists, financial data and marketing material, but excluding (a) all Intellectual Property and (b) all Know-How, in each case, related to process development, whether or not used in connection with the Business.

Examples of Commercial Know-How in a sentence

• Sandoz hereby grants Anacor, effective upon such termination, a non-exclusive, worldwide, fully-paid, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license, with the right to grant multiple tiers of sublicenses, to use the Sandoz Commercial Know-How solely in connection with the Commercialization of the Product.

• EPI Health hereby grants MC2, effective upon such termination, a non-exclusive, worldwide, fully-paid, perpetual, irrevocable, royalty-free license, with the right to grant multiple tiers of sublicenses, to use the EPI Health Commercial Know-How for all purposes in connection with the Product in the Territory.

• This non-competition provision shall not be interpreted in any manner to impose any conditions, restrictions or limitations on the ability of the Purchaser or its Affiliates to conduct or pursue any of the activities specified above with assets and know-how other than the Commercial Know-How, Technical Know-How, Machinery, Inventory and Facilities acquired hereunder.

• Within [*****] after termination, Sandoz shall transfer to Anacor all Sandoz Commercial Know-How.

More Definitions of Commercial Know-How

Commercial Know-How means Know-How of a commercial nature to the extent used by the Sellers primarily in the Business, and existing as of the Closing Date, including but not limited to confidential and proprietary customer lists, financial data and marketing material; provided, however, that the sale of the Commercial Know-How contemplated by this Agreement shall not include the requirement to deliver to the Purchasers any information that may be retained in non-tangible form in the unaided human memory of employees who have had access to the Commercial Know-How and who do not become Transferred Employees.

Commercial Know-How means all commercial trade secret -------------------- information relating to commercialization of the PRODUCT, and shall include without limitation, customer lists, MARKETING PLANS, surveys, SALES CALL lists, market research, customer information, service information, marketing strategy, training materials, sales and marketing materials prepared by or on behalf of ALZA or USB, and other information in the possession of a party or its agents relating to advertising, marketing, promotion or commercial sale of PRODUCT.

Commercial Know-How means all Know-How of Sellers and their Subsidiaries with respect to the development, maintenance, provision and distribution of the Products and Third Party Products and the Know-How of a commercial nature used by Sellers and their Subsidiaries primarily or exclusively in the operation of the Business and existing as of the Closing Date, including confidential and proprietary customer lists, financial data and marketing material; provided that, with respect to Third Party Products, “Commercial Know-How” shall include only such Know-How with respect to such Third Party Products that is owned by Sellers pursuant to the terms of the Contract governing the reseller arrangement.

Commercial Know-How means all commercial trade secret information relating to commercialization of the Systems, and shall include without limitation, customer lists, Annual Sales Plans, surveys, sales call lists, market research, customer information, service information, marketing strategy, training materials, sales and marketing materials prepared by or on behalf of each party, and such other information in the possession of each party or its agents relating to advertising, marketing, promotion or commercial sale of the Systems.

Commercial Know-How means all information not at present in the public domain (including information contained in or arising from research, designs, flow charts, expressions, methodology, logic flows, specifications, drawings, component lists, manuals, all supporting documentation, lists and instructions in whatever form held) relating to computer hardware and Software;

Commercial Know-How means all Confidential Information, other than Computer Know-how, relating either to the Company or the Client and the prospects, markets, marketing, sales, finance, pricing, customers, distribution, suppliers, employees, consultants and policies of the Company or the Client.