Common use of CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURE Clause in Contracts

CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURE. Confidential Information disclosed in documentary form shall be stamped “Confidential Information” or in some other manner clearly indicating that it is confidential or proprietary. The Discloser must confirm by written notice to the receiving Party hereto (“Receiver”) within thirty (30) Calendar Days of disclosure that Confidential Information disclosed orally, visually or in any other non-documentary form is “Confidential Information.” Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following shall be considered Confidential Information if disclosed orally or in writing by either Party during discussions concerning the business relationship: (i) all inventions, discoveries, know-how, techniques, devices, ideas, research, software implementation methods, practices, processes, systems, formulae, designs, products, projects, computer programs, improvements and developments, which have not been generally available to the public; (ii) all client or customer lists, trade secrets, or other information pertaining to the financial condition, business affairs or prospects of the Parties including, without limitation, information relative to customers, suppliers or other parties with which a Party has a business relationship, samples, sketches, bulletins, correspondence, company forms and records (including financial statements and product specification sheets), information concerning sources of supply, costs of manufacture and sale and applications of equipment, whether or not published or unpublished, confidential or protected or susceptible to protection by patent, trademark, copyright or any other form of legal protection and whether or not any attempt has been made to secure such protection; and/or (iii) all information that a reasonable prudent person would recognize as confidential when provided to Recipient.

CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURE. Confidential Information disclosed in documentary form shall be stamped “Confidential Information” or in some other manner clearly indicating that it is confidential or proprietary. The Discloser must confirm by written notice to the receiving Party hereto (“Receiver”) within thirty (30) Calendar Days of disclosure that Confidential Information disclosed orally, visually or in any other non-documentary form is “Confidential Information.” ”. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following shall be considered Confidential Information if disclosed orally or in writing by either Party during discussions concerning the business relationship: (i) all inventions, discoveries, know-how, techniques, devices, ideas, research, software implementation methods, practices, processes, systems, formulae, designs, products, projects, computer programs, improvements and developments, which have not been generally available to the public; (ii) all client or customer lists, trade secrets, or other information pertaining to the financial condition, business affairs or prospects of the Parties including, without limitation, information relative to customers, suppliers or other parties with which a Party has a business relationship, samples, sketches, bulletins, correspondence, company forms and records (including financial statements and product specification sheets), information concerning sources of supply, costs of manufacture and sale and applications of equipment, whether or not published or unpublished, confidential or protected or susceptible to protection by patent, trademark, copyright or any other form of legal protection and whether or not any attempt has been made to secure such protection; and/or (iii) all information that a reasonable prudent person would recognize as confidential when provided to Recipient.and/or

CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURE. Confidential Information disclosed in documentary form shall be stamped “Confidential Information” or in some other manner clearly indicating that it is confidential or proprietary. The Discloser must confirm by written notice to the receiving Party hereto (“Receiver”) within thirty (30) Calendar Days of disclosure that Confidential Information disclosed orally, visually or in any other non-documentary form is “Confidential Information.” Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following shall be considered Confidential Information if disclosed orally or in writing by either Party during discussions concerning the business relationship: (i) all inventions, discoveries, know-how, techniques, devices, ideas, research, software implementation methods, practices, processes, systems, formulae, designs, products, projects, computer programs, improvements and developments, which have not been generally available to the public; (ii) all client or customer lists, trade secrets, or other information pertaining to the financial condition, business affairs or prospects of the Parties including, without limitation, information relative to customers, suppliers or other parties with which a Party has a business relationship, samples, sketches, bulletins, correspondence, company forms and records (including financial statements and product specification sheets), information concerning sources of supply, costs of manufacture and sale and applications of equipment, whether or not published or unpublished, confidential or protected or susceptible to protection by patent, trademark, copyright or any other form of legal protection and whether or not any attempt has been made to secure such protection; and/or (iii) all information that a reasonable prudent person would recognize as confidential when provided to Recipient.and/or