Customer’s Data. 3.1. The Customer agrees that the Bank may use, hold and process, by computer or otherwise in any location whatsoever any information, including personal information, given by the Customer in his dealings with the Bank, or obtained by the Bank in connection with, or as a result of, the present Terms and Conditions and any information relating to the Customer’s accounts (Data).
3.2. The Customer agrees that the Bank may use Data:
a. to provide services to the Customer.
b. to comply with legal and regulatory obligations.
c. for banking and credit assessment, statistical analysis including behaviour and credit scoring, and to identify products and services (including those supplied by other third parties) which may be relevant to the Customer.
d. with the Customer’s consent as indicated in the bank mandate, to bring to the Customer’s attention products and services which may be of interest to the Customer.
3.3. The Bank may store and process information obtained by the Bank or given by the Customer in his dealings with the Bank on the Bank’s computers and in any other way.
3.4. The Bank may disclose Data:
a. for fraud prevention purposes.
b. to other associates / affiliates of the Group.
c. to licensed credit reference agencies (in relation to the conduct of your account(s)).
d. to subcontractors, suppliers or persons acting as our agents on the basis they keep the Data confidential. The Bank must ensure such persons are under a duty to keep Data confidential, but are not liable to the Customer if they breach that duty.
e. to any person who may assume our rights under the General Terms and Conditions.
f. if the Bank have a right or duty to disclose or are compelled to do so by law.
3.5. The Customer can ask for a copy of the personal information the Bank holds about him/her by writing to the Bank.
Customer’s Data. 2.6.1 The Affiliate acknowledges and agrees that all data relating to the Customers shall be and remain the Operator’s exclusive property.
Customer’s Data. The parties acknowledge that in conjunction with a Purchase Agreement under this AGTA, Customer may disclose to Boeing certain valuable, confidential and proprietary information. Accordingly, prior to such disclosure, Customer will notify Boeing in writing of the proprietary status of such data and Boeing will agree to protect Customer’s interest in the data by not further disclosing the data to any other party without the prior written consent of the Customer.
Customer’s Data. As between JetBrains and the Customer and to the extent permitted by applicable law, the Customer owns the Data and keeps all proprietary rights, including intellectual property rights to it. Every time the Customer submits the Data to JetBrains IDE Services, the Customer confirms that it has the right to do so and understand that it is doing so at its own risk, and that it is solely responsible for this Data and all consequences of its use in JetBrains IDE Services. The Customer will indemnify JetBrains from any liability relating to this Data (see the ‘Indemnification’ Section).
Customer’s Data. Customer grants iGrafx, iGrafx’s Affiliates and relevant contractors a worldwide license to host, transmit and display Customer’s Data as reasonably necessary to provide the Cloud Services. Subject to the limited rights granted by Customer hereunder, iGrafx acquires no right, title or interest from Customer or Customer’s licensors under this Agreement in or to Customer’s Data, including any intellectual property rights therein.
Customer’s Data. 4.1. Subject to Customer’s election of the Upsolver service it seeks to procure from Upsolver, Customer Data will either be maintained in Upsolver's managed cloud or in Customer's VPC. Customer acknowledges that if it elects to use its Customer VPC to store data, then Upsolver’s Platform will function within such Customer VPC to process the Customer Data and such data will be temporarily stored within the Random-Access Memory (RAM) of the Upsolver Platform until the occurrence of a server shut down at which time the Customer Data will be deleted and irrecoverable. Solely for clarification, even in the case of Customer seeking to have its data stored on the Upsolver cloud, Customer will be limited by the applicable capacity requirements communicated by Upsolver (i.e., based on the type of account that Customer establishes for itself among other factors), and any Customer Data beyond such limits will be the responsibility of Customer to store. Notwithstanding anything hereunder to the contrary, Upsolver may store Customer’s contact and billing information within its own cloud account.
4.2. Upsolver's use of any Customer Data transmitted by Customer (whether such data is processed on the Upsolver cloud or via Customer’s VPC) shall be limited to the provisioning of the Platform functionality. In addition, for any Customer Data processed by Upsolver on its cloud (i.e., in connection with Upsolver’s managed cloud services), Customer acknowledges that the Upsolver cloud (and by extension, the Customer Data) will be hosted and managed using infrastructure and services provided by a third-party cloud provider (i.e., Amazon Web Services and/or Microsoft Azure).
4.3. Customer hereby warrants and represents that (i) it has all requisite rights, authority and consents under applicable Data Protection Requirements for the Customer Data to be processed via the Upsolver Platform and for Upsolver to lawfully access and process such data in the manner contemplated by this Agreement, and (ii) if applicable, it has all requisite rights and authority to transmit the Customer Data to the Upsolver cloud.
Customer’s Data. All data which is generated by, or on behalf of, Customer that Customer elects to traverse PacketFabric’s network via Customer’s use of the Service(s), which could include text, sound, video, image files, and software shall be collectively referred to as “Customer’s Data”. PacketFabric will adhere to all security and privacy laws required for such information in accordance with the Data Protection Exhibit contained in the applicable Service addendum.
Customer’s Data. 12.2.1 Customer retains ownership and the intellectual property rights in the data it has submitted and stored in the Service. Customer grants to Virta a right to process Customer’s data in order to complete its agreed obligations. Customer shall in every respect be responsible for its data stored in the Service and its processing by the Customer. For the avoidance of doubt this does not apply to owning or processing personal data of EV Drivers.
Customer’s Data. 13.1. The Supplier acknowledges that the Customer's Data is the property of the Customer and the Customer reserves all IPR which may, at any time, subsist in the Customer's Data.
13.2. In respect of the Customer Data only, the Supplier shall:
13.2.1. not delete or remove any proprietary notices or other notices contained within or relating to the Customer's Data;
13.2.2. not alter, store, copy, disclose or use the Customer's Data, except as necessary for the performance by the Supplier of its obligations under this Agreement or as otherwise expressly authorised by this Agreement in compliance with the provisions of this Agreement; and
13.2.3. immediately notify the Customer if it becomes aware that any of the Customer's Data is unlawfully accessed or used, lost, becomes corrupted, is damaged or is deleted accidentally.
13.3. The Customer hereby grants to the Supplier, for the Term, a non-exclusive, non-transferable, royalty-free licence to use the Customer's Data solely for the purpose of meeting its obligations under this Agreement, subject always to the Supplier’s compliance with clause 15.
Customer’s Data. Customer may place an Order for Services involving Ethernet transmission of Customer’s data, which could include text, sound, video, or image files, and software all of which are generated by, or on behalf of, Customer through use of the Service (collectively referred to as “Customer’s Data”). In order for Customer’s Data to be transmitted to a recipient, it must contain routing instructions such as IP addresses and packet header information which PacketFabric’s system uses to create a communication channel between the sender and the recipient of such Customer’s Data. PacketFabric does not access Customer’s Data, nor does it utilize technology to intercept, record or capture Customer’s Data. The Customer’s routing instructions used to route the Customer’s Data is deleted immediately after the communication channel between the sender and recipient is terminated. Given that PacketFabric does not have access to Customer’s Data, Customer is solely responsible for its content, protection, and encryption. PacketFabric does not assume any obligations with respect to Customer’s Data other than as expressly set forth in these Terms and Conditions or as required by applicable law.
