Licensee Content definition

Licensee Content means any data, material or information that Licensee or Authorized Users submit, provide or otherwise make available to Black Duck Software (for example, without limitation, answers to course tests, scores, reports and feedback).

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Licensee Content means any Licensee or third party digital assets, software tools, applications or databases, or other data or content that Licensee or its Authorized Users upload to or use in conjunction with the Software.

Licensee Content means any content Licensee makes available to its Users via the Hosted Services, except for User Submitted Media.

Examples of Licensee Content in a sentence

In connection with the use of the Software and the provision of accompanying services, Siemens and/or Siemens Affiliates (or where required Siemens’s and/or Siemens Affiliates’ service providers or suppliers) may obtain, receive, collect, store and process Licensee Content, system-specific data, meta data, automatically generated data, or any other type of information, data or content from Licensee, Authorized Users, connected devices or third parties using or having used the Software (“Collected Data”).
Licensee will defend, hold harmless, and indemnify Infinite Campus against any claim or threat of claim brought by a third party against Infinite Campus to the extent based on an allegation that Licensee Content infringes any U.S. patent, copyright, trademark, trade secret or other proprietary right.
In consideration of Infinite Campus’ satisfactory performance of all obligations of this Agreement, for the term of the Agreement, Licensee grants to Infinite Campus a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free right to use, copy, display, and transmit, on and via the Internet, the Licensee Content, solely for the benefit of Licensee and in accordance with Infinite Campus’ performance or enforcement of this Agreement.
Infinite Campus shall retrieve each business day an electronic backup of the Licensee Content, as defined below, for the purpose of off-site archival in the case of disaster recovery.
Within five (5) business days of any termination of the Agreement, Licensee shall remove or request that the Infinite Campus remove on a fee-for- service basis, all Licensee Content from Infinite Campus Products and thereafter expunge all copies of the Infinite Campus Products from its computer(s) and server(s) and provide a certificate of an officer of Licensee confirming compliance with the same.

More Definitions of Licensee Content

Licensee Content means any content that Licensee uploads including but not limited to, information, data, documents, communications, files, text, images, photographs, graphics, videos, webcasts, tools, resources, software and products that Licensee transmits or otherwise makes available as part of Licensee’s testing of the Hosted Services. For the avoidance of doubt, test results provided by Licensee to Adobe regarding the Hosted Service is excluded from this definition and is subject to the Evaluation Feedback provision in the Agreement.

Licensee Content means any content that is provided by or associated with the Licensee and that is processed by the Service.

Licensee Content means any data and information distributed or submitted electronically or otherwise by you via the Software, including but not limited to, data, soil information, agricultural data, inventory information and shipping information.

Licensee Content means any and all information, software, data, materials, works, expressions, documents, records, or other content, including text, images, audio, video, and designs, received by HCL from Licensee, Licensee’s Affiliates, Authorized Users, or third parties in HCL’s performance of the Hosting Services and/or Managed Services, including content that is uploaded, submitted, transferred, collected, or downloaded, pursuant to an Order or at the written request or instruction of Licensee. Licensee Content also includes any registered domain names provided by Licensee or registered on behalf of Licensee in connection with the Hosting Services and/or Managed Services. All output, copies, reproductions, improvements, modifications, adaptions, and derivative works based on, derived from, or otherwise using any Licensee Content are themselves also Licensee Content. Licensee Content includes all user data and personal information but does not include HCL Content.

Licensee Content means all information that a Product receives or stores (or both) in connection with Licensee’s use of a Product, including a User’s email messages, contacts, and calendars.

Licensee Content. Means any data (in electronic form) collected through the Product or uploaded to the Product by Licensee (including Licensee’s End-Users), excluding Aggregate Data and Installation Metadata. Such data may include without limitation any databases, text, tickets, material, audio files, video files, electronic documents, images, Personal Data and Asset data. - “Local Scanning Database”; Means either a SQL local database or a full SQL server which serves as the on-premises repository where all Licensee Content is federated. Multiple Scanning Engines should connect to a single Local Scanning Database. - “LsAgent”; Means a single client application that allows for agent-based scanning of Assets in a one-to-one fashion and pushes it back to Licensee’s Scanning Engine for processing into the Local Scanning Database, either by using a direct push or a push through Lansweeper's Cloud Relay Service if a direct push is not possible. LSAgent includes: (i) the related Documentation; and (ii) any updates; supplements; modifications; enhancements; corrections; fixes and revisions thereof, as made available to Licensee at Lansweeper’s discretion. - “Product”; Means IT Asset Discovery Software and LsAgent. - “Reseller”; Means a party authorized by Lansweeper to resell Paid Subscriptions (as defined below) of the Product.

Licensee Content means (i) all Intellectual Property created, acquired, or licensed by the Licensee or its Representatives and provided to ReCollect or distributed via the ReCollect Services; and (ii) any modifications, enhancements, adaptations or derivative works of any Licensee Content.