Business Know-How Clause Samples

The Business Know-How clause defines the ownership, use, and protection of proprietary knowledge, methods, or processes developed or used by a business. Typically, this clause clarifies that such know-how remains the property of the originating party and restricts the other party from using or disclosing it without permission. For example, it may cover confidential manufacturing techniques or unique business processes shared during a partnership. Its core function is to safeguard valuable business information, ensuring that competitive advantages are maintained and misuse or unauthorized disclosure is prevented.
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Business Know-How. The Business Know-How; --------------------- PROVIDED, HOWEVER, Seller and its Affiliates shall retain equal and independent ownership rights with Buyer in and to any Business Know-How which is the same or substantially the same as information or devices heretofore used at any facilities of Seller or any of its Affiliates other than the Facilities; PROVIDED, FURTHER, that the use by Seller and its Affiliates of the rights reserved to them in the Business Know-How shall be subject to the terms of the Seller Non-Competition Agreement;
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Business Know-How. Royal Philips hereby assigns and transfers and shall procure the assignment and transfer by its Associated Companies of all Business Know-How to PSI Group as per the Closing Date as part of PSI Group, subject to: 6.1.1 all prior commitments and prior undertakings, either within Philips Group-Old or vis-à-vis third parties, entered into by Philips Group-Old prior to the Closing Date; and 6.1.2 Philips Group retaining the license pursuant to Clauses 3.1 and 3.2.
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Business Know-How. To the best of the Seller’s knowledge, there has been no misuse of Business Know-how by any person and the Seller has not made any disclosure of Business Know-how to any person other than the Purchaser, except properly and in the ordinary and usual course of business and on the basis that such disclosure is to be treated as being of a confidential character.
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Business Know-How. The term “
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Business Know-How. The term “Business Know-How” means all confidential information in any nature or form, including trade secrets, data, formulas, experience, technology, techniques, technical or commercial know-how, information related to hardware and software, drawings, customer lists and other information relating to customers, and all other sensitive information relating the Company or the Business.
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Business Know-How. Call-Net may request that Sprint provide to it particular Intellectual Property. Each party agrees to reasonably cooperate with the other party in responding to the request. Call-Net will include sufficient detail in the request to enable Sprint to adequately respond to the request. Call-Net will make all requests to Sprint’s Project Management Office. The parties will meet from time to time to establish further particulars, if any, regarding the process to give effect to the foregoing. Any process agreed to in writing by the parties will supersede the process set out in this section.
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