Internal Business Purposes means managing your business, but not that of an independent third party.
Internal Business Purposes means the usage of the Services solely by the Client Group for its own internal business purposes, without the right to provide service bureau or other data processing services, or otherwise share or distribute the Services, to any party outside the Client Group, unless expressly contemplated by this Agreement.
Internal Business Purposes means purposes directly related to Licensee’s use of a Signal Conditioner in its internal business operations as permitted by this Agreement and expressly excludes direct or indirect distribution of the Software as a stand-alone offering to third parties independent of Licensee’s use of a Sensor.
Examples of Internal Business Purposes in a sentence
RESILINC grants Company a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, and limited license to use the Licensed Data accessible to Company, solely for Company’s Internal Business Purposes during the Term.
Subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement, RESILINC grants Company or User a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non- sublicensable, worldwide and limited license to access and use the Resilinc Solution, during the Term, solely for Company’s Internal Business Purposes, which is to manage supply chain performance.
More Definitions of Internal Business Purposes
Internal Business Purposes means use of the Software solely for Customer’s internal business projects; and deploying such projects in production mode. Internal Business Purposes do not include use of Software to provide any kind of service/action/assistance or support to third part(ies).
Internal Business Purposes means use of the Services by or for the benefit of Customer’s internal operations.
Internal Business Purposes means the internal business purpose(s) relating specifically to the integrity of its systems, networks, documents, emails and other data;
Internal Business Purposes means the creation or modification of an Electronic Guidebook in circumstances where the content of the Electronic Guidebook is specifically relevant to the business of the entity. For example:
Internal Business Purposes means Customer’s internal use but does not include (1) sharing Confidential Information or Intellectual Property with third parties without SirsiDynix written consent or (2) integration of third party
Internal Business Purposes means the right to install the Software on servers that are used in the performance of Client’s customary business operations, which may include the provision of services for Client's customers, so long as Client is not providing direct access to Visible in a service-bureau, time-sharing, outsourcing or similar arrangement, such that the customer is accessing Client’s service primarily to use the Software, without having to purchase a separate license from Visible or its distributor in order to use the Software.
Internal Business Purposes means Customer’s internal use of the Program(s) for its ordinary course of business, including using the Program(s) to provide managed services for customers of Customer through IT Systems owned by Customer, but excluding, inter alia, an installation and use of the Program(s) on or for IT systems licensed/owned by third parties, regardless of whether such IT systems are operated for or at such third parties or are housed, hosted or otherwise operated by Customer for such third parties.