Contractor Technology definition

Contractor Technology. Intellectual property the Contractor owned before the effective date or developed and owned outside the scope of this Contract, including any modifications, enhancements or improvements to that intellectual property. Contractor Technology includes data models; deliverable examples; processes, procedures and techniques; proprietary information, methodologies, routines and software; templates; tools, including general purpose consulting tools and project management tools; and utilities.
Contractor Technology means the Software, Hardware, and On-Premises System, as applicable, and any technology, information, content and data, together with Intellectual Property Rights related thereto, owned or used by the Contractor in the performance of the Services.
Contractor Technology means intellectual property owned by Contractor prior to the Effective Date or developed and owned by Contractor outside the scope of this Contract (including modifications, enhancements or improvements thereto), including Contractor’s proprietary methodologies, project management and other tools, deliverable examples, procedures, processes, techniques, data models, templates, general purpose consulting and software tools, utilities, and routines.

Examples of Contractor Technology in a sentence

  • This Section does not apply to any Contractor Technology, even if included in a Deliverable, which for clarity shall not be owed by DSHS.

  • Contractor hereby grants to DSHS a nonexclusive, perpetual, non-terminable, irrevocable license to use, demonstrate, modify, prepare derivative works based on, sublicense and reproduce the Contractor Technology to enable the full use and benefit of the Deliverable.


More Definitions of Contractor Technology

Contractor Technology means (i) the System, (ii) the Application, and (ii) any technology, information, content and data, together with Intellectual Property Rights related thereto, owned or used by the Contractor in the performance of the Services.
Contractor Technology means intellectual property owned by Contractor prior to the Effective Date (including modifications, enhancements or improvements to such intellectual property developed
Contractor Technology means the Licensed Programs and any improvements, modifications, Enhancements thereto or Derivative Works thereof, including but not limited to Enhancements thereto, and Documentation and any other works of authorship, materials, information created by Contractor or its Subcontractors prior to or independently of the performance of the services hereunder including improvements, modifications, Enhancements thereto or Derivative Works thereof, or created by Contractor or its Subcontractors as a general consulting tool for their use in performing the services hereunder, plus any modifications or Enhancements thereto and Derivative Works based thereon.
Contractor Technology means proprietary technology (including software, hardware, products, processes, algorithms, taxonomies, user interfaces, know-how, techniques, Content, designs and other tangible or intangible technical material or information) made available to you in the course of providing the services.
Contractor Technology. Intellectual property owned by Contractor prior to the Effective Date (including modifications, enhancements or improvements to such intellectual property developed hereunder), including Contractor’s proprietary methodologies, project management and other tools, deliverable examples, procedures, processes, techniques, data models, templates, general purpose consulting and software tools, utilities, and routines; the Proprietary Software; the Custom Software; and Contractor’s Confidential Information.
Contractor Technology means all confidential information included in the process information, designs, software and other documents delivered by Contractor to Client under this Agreement or embodied in the Facility or Contractor’s Equipment.
Contractor Technology means proprietary information and materials in electronic design automation, CAD or CAE, electronic product manufacturing, software tools, computer programs and their documentation, computer languages, methods, methodologies, design flows, cell libraries, algorithms, databases, mechanical and electronic hardware, electronic components and other materials and technology owned or controlled by Contractor.