ADOPTION AND USE Sample Clauses

ADOPTION AND USE. During the Term, VerticalNet agrees to use commercially reasonably efforts to adopt and use the Microsoft products listed in Exhibit G (and successor versions made available to VerticalNet during the Term), to operate the VerticalNet Communities when appropriate and feasible (i.e., when the applicable Microsoft product has the requisite functionality and performance to meet the needs of VerticalNet). The parties recognize that VerticalNet's adoption and use of the Microsoft products may be subject to technical feasibility or third-party contractual limitations. If any third party contract prohibits or restricts VerticalNet's adoption and use of Microsoft products, VerticalNet agrees to use good faith efforts to adopt and use the corresponding Microsoft products when the contractual prohibition or restriction expires or is terminated, provided that the corresponding Microsoft products have the requisite functionality and performance to meet the needs of VerticalNet. In addition, VerticalNet agrees to use good faith efforts to encourage its subsidiaries, affiliates and other contractual business partners to use Microsoft products and services.
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ADOPTION AND USE. During the Term, VerticalNet agrees (on a non-exclusive basis) to use commercially reasonably efforts to adopt and use the Microsoft products listed in Exhibit D (and successor versions made available to VerticalNet during the Term), to operate VerticalNet's business when appropriate and feasible (i.e., when the applicable Microsoft product has the requisite functionality and performance to meet the needs of VerticalNet). The parties recognize that VerticalNet's adoption and use of the Microsoft products may be subject to technical feasibility or third-party contractual limitations. During the Term, if any third party contract prohibits or restricts VerticalNet's adoption and use of Microsoft products, VerticalNet agrees to use good faith efforts to adopt and use the corresponding Microsoft products when the contractual prohibition or restriction expires or is terminated, provided that the corresponding Microsoft products have the requisite functionality and performance to meet the needs of VerticalNet. In addition, during the Term VerticalNet agrees to use good faith efforts to encourage its subsidiaries, affiliates and other contractual business partners to use Microsoft products and services.
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ADOPTION AND USE of Digital Communication and Social Technologies in the Strategic Management Process of Firms: Importance of Research With this study, I am responding to several calls for further research in regard to the use of digital communication and social technologies in the SMP. For instance, Xxxxxxxx et al. (2017) called for more research into how employees might use social media to take part in the SMP for purposes ranging from enhancing transparency to taking responsibility for strategic decisions (Xxxxxxxx et al., 2017). I respond to this call by including a variable measuring inclusivity and top managers’ willingness to involve other stakeholders in the SMP. Additionally, both researchers and managers are still in the process of determining how digital communication and social technologies should be interpreted, especially in regard to strategic management. There are also unanswered questions about the effectiveness of using digital communication and social technologies for internal communications (Haefliger et al., 2011). I address this call by demonstrating whether the use of specific types of technologies has a positive impact on firm performance. Moreover, there are questions around the use of social software in certain organizational contexts, such as strategic management (Haefliger et al., 2011). In addition to that, Xxxxx (2012) points both to the various forms of digital communication and social technologies and the need for a theory that can explain the different impacts of implementing these. I respond to this call by focusing on one type of digital communication and social technologies, collaborating technologies, to explain the antecedent factors that can predict the adoption of these by firms. Additionally, by providing a typology of digital communication and social technologies I enable future research to explore these types of technologies in different settings and contexts. Apart from the calls for further research, scholars have also repeatedly pointed out that the use of tools and technology in strategy exhibits a dearth of knowledge, especially when it comes to determining the impact of these on, for instance, business performance (Xxxxxxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx, 2015). Another aspect that has been highlighted is that strategy research lacks appropriate theories to understand the strategic planning and business performance relationship (Xxxxxxxxxx et al., 2008). This lack of any theoretical basis often extends beyond that of a model of the actual S...
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