Anonymized, Aggregated Data Sample Clauses

Anonymized, Aggregated Data. We automatically collect certain usage data and information generated by or submitted or uploaded to the Service relating to certain user actions taken in the platform, such as the number of times users access or use certain Service features such as the number of reviews, evaluations, or goals completed by an Authorized User. We process such data for the purpose of generating anonymized, aggregated statistical data. Such anonymized, aggregated statistical is used for benchmarking purposes and to improve our products and services. Such data does not contain any text narrative which is or was part of Customer Content, Customer Confidential Information, or data or information that can be used to identify Customer, an Authorized User, or any individual.
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Anonymized, Aggregated Data. The parties agree that Company shall retain all ownership rights in Anonymized/Aggregated Data. Company may use Anonymized/Aggregated Data for any business purpose during or after the term of this Agreement, including without limitation in connection with Company’s provision of the Services to District, to improve Company’s products and services, to monitor compliance with this Agreement, and for education, administration, promotion, research and analytical purposes, including access by third-party service providers engaged by Company to perform services for the above purposes.
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Anonymized, Aggregated Data. Glassbox may process certain Customer Processed Data which has been anonymized and processed as aggregated data (“Anonymized Aggregated Data in connection with the following purposes: (i) to improve Glassbox’s customer service experience and present content from the Glassbox Solution in an effective manner; (ii) to properly administer the Glassbox Solution and facilitate internal operations, including troubleshooting, data analysis, testing, research, statistical and survey purposes; and (iii) as part of Glassbox’s constant efforts to keep the Glassbox Solution safe and secure.
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