Common use of Collaborative Activities Clause in Contracts

Collaborative Activities. 1) IEEE and COMED may, from time to time as they may agree, exchange without cost, non- proprietary and confidential information directly relevant to this initiative. 2) COMED and IEEE will each appoint a liaison representative. These two representatives will take charge of all interactions between the two Parties. As of the signing date of this MOU, the appointment of the two liaison representatives is as follows: IEEE – Xxxxx Xxxxx, Program Manager COMED – Liuxi (Xxxxxx) Zhang, Sr. Manager, Engineering and Design Both Parties will explore exchange visits of high-level executives from their respective organizations at suitable times in the US or other locations as mutually agreed by them. The purpose of such exchanges is to improve communication between both Parties, reviewexisting cooperative activities and explore new cooperative projects. The head office of IEEE is located at 000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, XXXxx head office of COMED is located at 000 X XxXxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, XX 3) Both Parties will exchange a joint activity report via liaison representatives on a yearlybasis. 4) COMED will encourage an agreed number of employees ( e.g. ~50 employees) to joinIEEE and the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) as professional individual members. a) COMED will inspire employees to become annual members of IEEE and PES and encourage others to join as well. The list of names for membership in COMED will be provided to the IEEE. b) The above employees will be encouraged to be active in various IEEE initiatives and forums. c) The Full Members will receive the full benefits of a higher-grade (electronic) IEEE and higher-grade IEEE PES membership including access to the IEEE PES ResourceCenter, IEEE Power & Energy Magazine, IEEE Electrification Magazine, and muchmore. As part of the closer collaboration, IEEE PES can assist and train COMED PES members on engaging in various IEEE initiatives, such as Technical Committee participation and processes, including standards development. The above will enable COMED to better manage overall IEEE activities resulting in more cost-effective IEEE participation. 5) Both parties may cooperate to hold international conferences, workshops, seminars and Executive Luncheons on power and energy fields of interest. COMED event participation can include hosting and joint sponsorship of an event, assisting in technical program design, panel session participation, paper submission as well as paper reviews, and executive session participation. COMED’s IEEE PES Members willenjoy IEEE conference and event registration membership discounts as specified by the conferences and events. 6) Resource sharing a) IEEE will introduce and elaborate the value of its IEEE Electronic Library (IEL), andassist COMED in purchase and use of the product. b) COMED IEEE PES members would be encouraged to contribute articles, participatein the editorial, and review processes for IEEE PES transactions (PETS), magazines,newsletter, and other opportunities. c) COMED IEEE PES members could use the data in IEEE PES Resource Center. The IEEE PES Resource Center contains a wealth of practical information that would helpCOMED engineers and their technologist to perform their duties. It can also display the COMED best practices to the world.

Collaborative Activities. 1) IEEE and COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx may, from time to time as they may agree, exchange without cost, non- non-proprietary and confidential information directly relevant to this initiative. 2) COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx and IEEE will each appoint a liaison representative. These two representatives will take charge of all interactions between the two Parties. As of the signing date of this MOU, the appointment of the two liaison representatives is as follows: IEEE – Babu Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx, Program Manager COMED & XxXxxxxxx – Liuxi (Xxxxxx) Zhang, Sr. Manager, Engineering and Design Xxxxxx Xxxxx Both Parties will explore exchange visits of high-level executives from their respective organizations at suitable times in the US or other locations as mutually agreed by them. The purpose of such exchanges is to improve communication between both Parties, reviewexisting review existing cooperative activities and explore new cooperative projects. The head office of IEEE is located at 000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, XXXxx head office of COMED is located at 000 X XxXxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, XXat 3) Both Parties will exchange a joint activity report via liaison representatives on a yearlybasisyearly basis. 4) COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx will encourage an agreed number of its 100 employees ( e.g. ~50 employees) to joinIEEE join IEEE and the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) as professional individual members. a) COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx will inspire its 100 employees to become annual members of IEEE and PES and encourage others to join as well. The list of names for membership in COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx will be provided to the IEEE. b) The above employees will be encouraged to be active in various IEEE initiatives and forums. c) The Full Members will receive the full benefits of a higher-grade (electronic) IEEE and higher-grade IEEE PES membership including access to the IEEE PES ResourceCenterResource Center, IEEE Power & Energy Magazine, IEEE Electrification Magazine, and muchmoremuch more. As part of the closer collaboration, IEEE PES can assist and train COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx PES members on engaging in various IEEE initiatives, such as Technical Committee participation and processes, including standards development. The above will enable COMED to better manage overall IEEE activities resulting in more cost-effective IEEE participation. 5) Both parties may cooperate to hold international conferences, workshops, seminars and Executive Luncheons on power and energy fields of interest. COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx event participation can include hosting and joint sponsorship of an event, assisting in technical program design, panel session participation, paper submission as well as paper reviews, and executive session participation. COMED’s Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx IEEE PES Members willenjoy will enjoy IEEE conference and event registration membership discounts as specified by the conferences and events. 6) Resource sharing a) IEEE will introduce and elaborate the value of its IEEE Electronic Library (IEL), andassist COMED and assist Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx in purchase and use of the product. b) COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx IEEE PES members would be encouraged to contribute articles, participatein participate in the editorial, and review processes for IEEE PES transactions (PETS)transactions, magazines,, newsletter, and other opportunities. c) COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx IEEE PES members could use the data in IEEE PES Resource Center. The IEEE PES Resource Center contains a wealth of practical information that would helpCOMED help Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx engineers and their technologist to perform their duties. It can also display the COMED Xxxxx & XxXxxxxxx best practices to the world.

Collaborative Activities. 1) IEEE and COMED may, from time to time as they may agree, exchange without cost, non- proprietary and confidential information directly relevant to this initiative. 2) COMED and IEEE will each appoint a liaison representative. These two representatives will take charge of all interactions between the two Parties. As of the signing date of this MOU, the appointment of the two liaison representatives is as follows: IEEE – Xxxxx Xxxxx, Program Manager COMED – Liuxi (Xxxxxx) ZhangXxxx Xx Xxxxx, SrXx. Manager, Engineering and Design Grid Modernization Projects Both Parties will explore exchange visits of high-level executives from their respective organizations at suitable times in the US or other locations as mutually agreed by them. The purpose of such exchanges is to improve communication between both Parties, reviewexisting review existing cooperative activities and explore new cooperative projects. The head office of IEEE is located at 000 Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000, XXXxx XX The head office of COMED is located at 000 X XxXxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, XX 3) Both Parties will exchange a joint activity report via liaison representatives on a yearlybasisyearly basis. 4) COMED will encourage an agreed number of employees ( e.g. ~50 employees) to joinIEEE join IEEE and the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) as professional individual members. a) COMED will inspire employees to become annual members of IEEE and PES and encourage others to join as well. The list of names for membership in COMED will be provided to the IEEE. b) The above employees will be encouraged to be active in various IEEE initiatives and forums. c) The Full Members will receive the full benefits of a higher-grade (electronic) IEEE and higher-grade IEEE PES membership including access to the IEEE PES ResourceCenterResource Center, IEEE Power & Energy Magazine, IEEE Electrification Magazine, and muchmoremuch more. As part of the closer collaboration, IEEE PES can assist and train COMED PES members on engaging in various IEEE initiatives, such as Technical Committee participation and processes, including standards development. The above will enable COMED to better manage overall IEEE activities resulting in more cost-effective IEEE participation. 5) Both parties may cooperate to hold international conferences, workshops, seminars and Executive Luncheons on power and energy fields of interest. COMED event participation can include hosting and joint sponsorship of an event, assisting in technical program design, panel session participation, paper submission as well as paper reviews, and executive session participation. COMED’s IEEE PES Members willenjoy will enjoy IEEE conference and event registration membership discounts as specified by the conferences and events. 6) Resource sharing a) IEEE will introduce and elaborate the value of its IEEE Electronic Library (IEL), andassist and assist COMED in purchase and use of the product. b) COMED IEEE PES members would be encouraged to contribute articles, participatein participate in the editorial, and review processes for IEEE PES transactions (PETS), magazines,, newsletter, and other opportunities. c) COMED IEEE PES members could use the data in IEEE PES Resource Center. The IEEE PES Resource Center contains a wealth of practical information that would helpCOMED help COMED engineers and their technologist to perform their duties. It can also display the COMED best practices to the world.

Collaborative Activities. 1) IEEE and COMED SMART WIRES may, from time to time as they may agree, exchange without cost, non- non-proprietary and confidential information directly relevant to this initiative. 2) COMED SMART WIRES and IEEE will each appoint a liaison representative. These two representatives will take charge of all interactions between the two Parties. As of the signing date of this MOU, the appointment of the two liaison representatives is as follows: IEEE – Xxxxx Xxxxx, Program Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (IEEE PES CEP liaison) SMART WIRES – XXXXX XXXXXX (Manager COMED – Liuxi (XxxxxxCustomer Solutions) Zhang, Sr. Manager, Engineering and Design Both Parties will explore exchange visits of high-level executives from their respective organizations at suitable times in the US or other locations as mutually agreed by them. The purpose of such exchanges is to improve communication between both Parties, reviewexisting review existing cooperative activities and explore new cooperative projects. The head office of IEEE is located at at: The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Incorporated Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxx, Xxx Xxxx 00000 The head office of SMART WIRES is located at: Smart Wires Inc. 0000 Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx 000 Xxxx Xxxx XxxxxxxxxxXxxxxx, XX 00000, XXXxx head office of COMED is located at 000 X XxXxxxx Xx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000, XX 3) Both Parties will exchange a joint activity report via liaison representatives on a yearlybasisyearly basis. 4) COMED SMART WIRES will encourage an agreed number of its 100 employees ( e.g. ~50 employees) to joinIEEE join IEEE and the IEEE Power & Energy Society (PES) as professional individual members. a) COMED SMART WIRES will inspire its 100 employees to become annual members of IEEE and PES and encourage others to join as well. The list of names for membership in COMED SMART WIRES will be provided to the IEEE. b) The above employees will be encouraged to be active in various IEEE initiatives and forums. c) The Full Members will receive the full benefits of a higher-grade (electronic) IEEE and higher-higher- grade IEEE PES membership including access to the IEEE PES ResourceCenterResource Center, IEEE Power & Energy Magazine, IEEE Electrification Magazine, and muchmoremuch more. As part of the closer collaboration, IEEE PES can assist and train COMED SMART WIRES PES members on engaging in various IEEE initiatives, such as Technical Committee participation and processes, including standards development. The above will enable COMED to better manage overall IEEE activities resulting in more cost-effective IEEE participation. 5) Both parties Parties may cooperate to hold international conferences, workshops, seminars and Executive Luncheons on power and energy fields of interest. COMED SMART WIRES event participation can include hosting and joint sponsorship of an event, assisting in technical program design, panel session participation, paper submission as well as paper reviews, and executive session participation. COMED’s SMART WIRES IEEE PES Members willenjoy will enjoy IEEE conference and event registration membership discounts as specified by the conferences and events. 6) Resource sharing a) IEEE will introduce and elaborate the value of its IEEE Electronic Library (IEL), andassist COMED and assist SMART WIRES in purchase and use of the product. b) COMED SMART WIRES IEEE PES members would be encouraged to contribute articles, participatein participate in the editorial, and review processes for IEEE PES transactions (PETS)transactions, magazines,, newsletter, and other opportunities. c) COMED SMART WIRES IEEE PES members could use the data in IEEE PES Resource Center. The IEEE PES Resource Center contains a wealth of practical information that would helpCOMED help SMART WIRES engineers and their technologist to perform their duties. It can also display the COMED SMART WIRES best practices to the world.