Customised Software Sample Clauses

Customised Software. 3.2.1 Customised Software shall be delivered to the Purchaser by the Supplier which, for the purposes this Agreement, means copying the Customised Software to the Purchaser's test server via network.

Customised Software software specifically designed and produced for VodafoneZiggo and any software other than Standard Software, including source code, technical documentation, specifications, data models and related algorithms for this software, as well as any changes in any of the foregoing.

Customised Software the software and/or software components developed in accordance with the Specifications by Exact on the instructions of the Customer, that do not form part of Exact's standard software; Logiciel Spécifique : le logiciel et/ou les composants logiciels développés par Exact conformément aux Spécifications sur instructions du Client, qui ne font pas partie du logiciel standard d'Exact ;

Customised Software. Acceptance procedures for the Customised Software shall be as defined and agreed by the parties in the Fit/Gap Analysis.

Customised Software. Page8 Acceptance procedures for the Customised Software shall be as defined and agreed by the parties in the Fit/Gap Analysis.

Customised Software. (A) The Customised Software has been used by the Vendor to fulfil its relevant performance and reporting obligations under the Contracts in all material respects. (B) So far as the Vendor is aware, the Vendor has Disclosed all unresolved material defects and bugs in the Customised Software.

Customised Software. This is stand-alone software or a customised extension of the standard products listed above.

Customised Software. Route Server software which can be described as software written in C++ and running on the Linux operating system. This software operates to control traffic flows between buyers and sellers of IP transit on the Band-X IP Exchange shared LAN by manipulating the BGP4 routing protocol messages.

Customised Software. ‌ 24.3.1 Customer’s rights‌ The Customer holds an indefinite right of use unless otherwise stated in Appendix 15 in programs and interface specifications which are Customised Software, and the associated Documentation. The right of use involves a right for the Customer for itself or by a third party, to maintain and change Customised Software and associated Documentation unless otherwise stated in Appendix 15. Unless otherwise specifically stated in Appendix 15, the Supplier shall deliver at regular intervals and shall, at the latest immediately after the Customer’s approval of a partial delivery test also comprising the Customised Software in question, take any relevant measures to make the source code available to the Customer in case of the Supplier’s breach. The Supplier may comply with this duty by transferring the source code to the Customer from time to time, by placing it in escrow with a third party or in any other manner acceptable to the Customer. The Customer will bear all costs of any such escr ow arrangement. The escrow requirements and any restrictions of the Customer’s right of use in respect of the source code must be stated in Appendix 15. If the Supplier uses maintenance and development tools which are not Standard Mainte- ▇▇▇▇▇ or Standard Development Tools, the Supplier must, unless otherwise expressly stated in Appendix 15, make such tools in which the Supplier holds the rights available to the Customer free of charge, if necessary for the Customer’s or a third party’s change, mainte- ▇▇▇▇▇ or Operation, if applicable. If the Supplier holds rights in non -standard maintenance and non-standard development tools etc. under licences, the licence terms must be set out in Appendix 15. In that case, the Customer’s right of use is subject to such li cence terms, but clause 23.1 will apply correspondingly. The Customer is entitled to carry out changes to Customised Software, but cf. clause 7.7 for changes without the Supplier’s consent. The Supplier will acquire no rights in the changes carried out by the Customer. The Customer is not entitled to assign changes other than corrective action and integration to new and existing systems, to third parties such as - in particular - other Public Institutions.