Technical Relationship definition

Technical Relationship means any relationship with a Person that is not an employee of Momentus that contemplates the provision of or collaboration on Protected Technical Information or its associated know-how, including research partnerships, joint ventures, co-development arrangements, licensing agreements, customer relationships, consulting arrangements, and any other arrangements that could provide Access to Protected Technical Information or any technology or IP derived therefrom.
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Examples of Technical Relationship in a sentence

  • For Technical Relationship Management (TRM) customers, we may provide additional updates on issues opened with Heimdall Data technical support.

  • Momentus shall not engage in a Technical Relationship with any of the Investors, their respective Affiliates, or the Related Parties.

  • For each bi-weekly report, Momentus shall provide: the identity of the Person; the Person’s nationality (for individuals) or principal place of business (for entities); a description of the nature, purpose, scope, and duration of the Technical Relationship; copies of any documents setting forth the terms of the Technical Relationship; and, at the request of the CMAs, any other information about the Technical Relationship.

  • This 5 step methodology is integral to all large implementations with the process itself being varied for each customer For larger programmes which may require bespoke data and MI feeds, we have a Technical Relationship team who support customers through implementation and on an ongoing basis.