Stage Gate definition

Stage Gate means a mutually agreed “go/no go” decision point to continue a given Work Package or to commence activities in another Work Package.

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Stage Gate means a critical GO/STOP decision point. It occurs at least once within a fiscal year. Its occurrence is based upon the essential performance elements that have to happen for the rest of the project to be worth doing and before the project can go any further (see Appendix II for further details).

Stage Gate means those go/no go criteria for the continuation of the Development Activities, which are set forth in Schedule 2.3.4.

Examples of Stage Gate in a sentence

The completion of the POC Study in accordance with the endpoints set forth on Schedule 2.3.1 shall be a condition precedent to commencing the first Stage Gate Review, at which the Parties will determine whether to proceed to the second Stage Gate.
The completion of the cGMP Manufacturing Readiness Study in accordance with the endpoints set forth therein shall be a condition precedent to commencing the second Stage Gate Review, at which the Parties will determine whether to proceed to the third Stage Gate.
Should the Parties agree to proceed to the third Stage Gate, the Parties shall conduct a Phase 1 readiness study (the “Phase I Study”) pursuant to a plan to be included within the Development Plan (the “Phase I Plan”) within thirty (30) days after agreement in writing to continue to the third Stage Gate.
Upon any termination pursuant to this Section 14.2.4, Sections 14.2.1, 14.3, 14.4, 14.5 and 14.7 shall apply mutatis mutandis, with the Party that elected to proceed to the next Stage Gate or continue the Development Activities (as applicable) to be deemed the “Continuing Party” and the Party that did not so elect to be deemed the “Opt-Out Party” and the “Non-Continuing Party”.
Unless the Parties mutually agree in writing within ninety (90) days of completion of any Stage Gate Review to proceed to the next Stage Gate or continue the Development Activities (in which case this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect), this Agreement will be automatically terminated as of the expiration of such ninety (90) day period.
The Stage Gate phase of this Agreement includes three Stage Gates as set forth in Schedule 2.3.
The Parties shall conduct a proof of concept study (the “POC Study”), which shall comprise the first Stage Gate, pursuant to a plan to be agreed upon in writing by the Parties within thirty (30) days after the Effective Date.
Should the Parties agree to proceed to the second Stage Gate, the Parties (a) shall cooperate to adopt a Development Plan pursuant to Section 2.3.5 and (b) shall conduct a cGMP manufacturing readiness study (the “cGMP Manufacturing Readiness Study”) pursuant to a plan to be included within the Development Plan (the “cGMP Manufacturing Readiness Plan”) within thirty (30) days after agreement in writing to continue to the second Stage Gate.
The completion of the Phase I Study in accordance with the endpoints set forth in the Development Plan shall be a condition precedent to commencing the third Stage Gate Review, at which the Parties will determine whether to proceed with the additional Development Activities contemplated by the Development Plan.

More Definitions of Stage Gate

Stage Gate means a point of control where the Parties determine as to whether a Work Package/Additional Work Package has been completed or a Milestone Criterion has been achieved;

Stage Gate means the LFO and OSCIO jointly adopted oversight process for major State IT initiatives. The process is comprised of four (4) stages separated by “gates” to ensure that these IT initiatives are meeting specific requirements before continuing to the next stage, including deployment of iQMS. For more information about the Stage Gate process, please link to:

Stage Gate means, with respect to a Development Plan, a point identified in such Development Plan as requiring Arcellx to provide an Authorization to Proceed (as defined in the Collaboration Memorandum) in order for work under such Development Plan to proceed.