Common use of CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY DATA Clause in Contracts

CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY DATA. SECTION 1. For the purposes of this Agreement, all technical, commercial and business information to which EMPLOYEE obtains access during the course of his employment, including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all memoranda, notes, computer data, computer programs, spreadsheets, graphs, print-outs, customer lists, customer and trade data, materials and equipment data, market data, financial data, contracts, orders, plans, designs, drawings, processes, formulae, codes, apparatus, products, discoveries, inventions, bug-fixes, improvements, and all other records, recordings or documents whatsoever, whether belonging to SEEC, or to any third party, shall be deemed Proprietary Information, regardless of whether or not it falls within the common-law definition of trade secrets, unless it is lawfully in the public domain ("Proprietary Information").

CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY DATA. SECTION 1. For the purposes of this Agreement, all technical, commercial and business information to which EMPLOYEE obtains access during the course of his employment, including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all memoranda, notes, computer data, computer programs, spreadsheets, graphs, print-outs, customer lists, customer and trade data, materials and equipment data, market data, financial data, contracts, orders, plans, designs, drawings, processes, formulae, codes, apparatus, products, discoveries, inventions, bug-fixes, improvements, and all other records, recordings or documents document whatsoever, whether belonging to SEEC, or to any third party, shall be deemed Proprietary Information, regardless of whether or not it falls within the common-law definition of trade secrets, unless it is lawfully in the public domain ("Proprietary Information").

CONFIDENTIALITY OF PROPRIETARY DATA. SECTION Section 1. For the purposes of this Agreement, all technical, commercial and business information to which EMPLOYEE obtains access during the course of his employment, including without limiting the generality of the foregoing, all memoranda, notes, computer data, computer programs, spreadsheets, graphs, print-outsprintouts, customer lists, customer and trade data, materials and equipment data, market data, financial data, contracts, orders, plans, designs, drawings, processes, formulae, codes, apparatus, products, discoveries, inventions, bug-fixes, improvements, and all other records, recordings or documents whatsoever, whether belonging to SEEC, or to any third party, shall be deemed Proprietary Information, regardless of whether or not it falls within the common-law definition of trade secrets, unless it is lawfully in the public domain ("Proprietary Information"" hereinafter).