Intellectual Capital definition
Intellectual Capital means all proprietary, quasi-proprietary, and intangible assets of a person from time to time, including Proprietary Information, Intellectual Property, know-how, relationships (business and employment), and Business Opportunities. "Company Intellectual Capital" means Intellectual Capital that is in the care, possession, custody, or control of Company or of a third party on behalf of Company, including Intellectual Capital held or used by Company under license.
Intellectual Capital means the intangible and unrecorded collective sum of knowledge, experience and insight of an individual in one or more particular discipline(s), gained through study, reading, practical working, mental reflection, interaction with other individuals, or any other applicable means, and which belongs to that individual exclusively unless recorded and agreed otherwise.
Intellectual Capital means all proprietary, quasi-proprietary, and intangible assets of a person from time to time, including Proprietary Information, Intellectual Property, know-how, relationships (business and employment), and Business Opportunities. “Company Intellectual Capital” means Intellectual Capital that is in the care, possession, custody, or control of Company or of a third party on behalf of Company, including Intellectual Capital held or used by Company under license.
Examples of Intellectual Capital in a sentence
For greater certainty, a clause that generally purports to supersede all other contracts and arrangements will not supersede or modify this Agreement, and if the Primary Contract involves any Intellectual Capital, this Agreement will apply equally to that Intellectual Capital.
Upon execution and delivery of this Agreement, the Contractor shall execute and deliver the Intellectual Capital Protection Agreement (“ICPA”), attached in Schedule B of this Agreement.
More Definitions of Intellectual Capital
Intellectual Capital means actionable awareness that manifests in useful knowledge and or the useful skill possessed or can be acquired by any person who may or may not be a natural person. Among the various forms of manifestations of such useful knowledge or skill, it shall be recognized that such useful knowledge or skill shall also manifest in the form or style of what is usually referred to in law as intellectual property.
Intellectual Capital means any software, -------------------- computer programming scripts, web pages, databases, data elements, graphics, trademarks, or other written materials (including materials in electronic format) which are produced or developed in conjunction with the services and products to be delivered by Mediconsult pursuant this Agreement.
Intellectual Capital means knowledge that generates value and is useful for implementing the project (see Medina Castro, 2001).
Intellectual Capital. The parties acknowledge that both parties may have pre‐existing professional knowledge, know how, materials, methods, and/or techniques, developed by, and/or in its possession, including those which may have been copyrighted and/or patented by such party or constitute a trade secret, prior to the Effective Date of this PSA (such party’s “Intellectual Capital”) which may be accessed, modified, or enhanced in the provision of Services hereunder. The parties agree that, except as specifically provided in this PSA or any agreement, the other party will not acquire title or interest to any of the other party’s Intellectual Capital. Nothing in this clause shall be construed or interpreted as imposing any restriction on DYOPATH’s or Client’s disclosure or use of any general learning, skills, or know–how, commonly referred to as “general expertise,” acquired by such party and their personnel in connection with the Services provided under this PSA, if such disclosure or use would be regarded by a person of ordinary skill in the relevant technology as not constituting a disclosure or use of the other party’s confidential information.
Intellectual Capital means knowledge that generates value and is useful for imple- menting the project (see Medina Castro, 2001).