Enterprise Systems Sample Clauses

Enterprise Systems. Seller and Buyer acknowledge and agree that it may be necessary to transfer to Buyer, the Company or the Division Entities, as applicable, certain rights under the computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements used by the Division Entities and set forth in Section 6.6 of the Disclosure Letter, which have been acquired by Seller on an enterprise basis on behalf of the Company, the Division Entities or, as applicable, other Affiliates of Seller (the “Enterprise Systems”). Seller shall assist Buyer in effecting such assignments or transfers under the Enterprise System agreements as are set forth in Section 6.6 of the Disclosure Letter, which Buyer and Seller have determined are necessary for the Division Entities to continue to use such Enterprise Systems following the Closing, provided that any such transfer or assignment shall involve only the capacity or volume used by the Division Entities under such agreements. Buyer shall be fully responsible for the payment of any fee or charge imposed by a licensor, lessor, or service provider under any Enterprise Systems as a consequence of such transfer. No other rights under computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements used by the Division Entities which have been acquired by Seller on an enterprise basis on behalf of the Company, the Division Entities or, as applicable, other Affiliates of Seller shall be assigned or transferred to Buyer, the Company or any Division Entity pursuant to this Agreement, and Buyer, the Company and the Division Entities shall not be responsible for the payment of any support, lease or license fees due and owing after Closing with respect to any such other computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements.
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Enterprise Systems. Seller will (subject to obtaining all requisite consents from the relevant owners, vendors, service providers and licensors) transfer to Buyer, the Company or the Division Entities, as applicable, all rights being used by the Company or the Division Entities under the computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements, including those set forth in
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Enterprise Systems. Seller will (subject to obtaining all requisite consents from the relevant owners, vendors, service providers and licensors) transfer to Buyer, the Company or the Division Entities, as applicable, all rights being used by the Company or the Division Entities under the computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements, including those set forth in Section 6.6 of the Disclosure Letter (which also shall indicate which of those agreements require consent to be transferred or assigned to Buyer), which have been acquired by Seller on an enterprise basis for use by the Company, the Division Entities, Seller and/or Seller's Affiliates (the "Enterprise Agreements"), provided that any such transfer or assignment shall only involve rights being used by the Company or the Division Entities. Seller shall assist Buyer in effecting such assignments or transfers under the Enterprise Agreements (including any computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements listed on Section 3.6(b) of the Disclosure Letter), provided that any such transfer or assignment shall only involve rights being used by the Company or the Division Entities, unless Buyer indicates that such assignment or transfer is not necessary. Buyer and Seller shall each be responsible for the payment of 50% of all fees or charges imposed by any licensor, lessor or service provider under any Enterprise Agreements (including any computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements listed on Section 3.6(b) of the Disclosure Letter) as a consequence of such transfer or assignment (or the actual, reasonable fees or charges paid by Buyer to purchase its own equivalent agreement to replace any such Enterprise Agreements for which Seller is unable to obtain consents to assign or transfer on substantially similar terms). Other than as provided in this Section 6.6, no other rights under computer hardware and software licenses, leases and service agreements used by the Division Entities which have been acquired by Seller on an enterprise basis on behalf of the Company, the Division Entities or, as applicable, Seller or other Affiliates of Seller shall be assigned or transferred to Buyer, the Company or any Division Entity pursuant to this Agreement, and Buyer, the Company and the Division Entities shall not be responsible for the payment of any support, lease or license fees due and owing after Closing with respect to any such other computer hardware and software ...
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Enterprise Systems. Except as described on SCHEDULE 6.ll., as of the Closing, the Company Assets will include all software, equipment and other technology systems necessary for the Companies to perform all point of sale, back office, inventory control and all other accounts and recordkeeping functions consistent with past practices during the preceding twelve (12) months. Additionally, except as described on SCHEDULE 6.ll, the Companies shall have the right, but not the obligation, to make use of all enterprise system services currently provided to the Companies by third party vendors, all of which are described on SCHEDULE 6.ll, for a period of not less than eighteen (18) months following Closing.
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Enterprise Systems. Virtualization (Servers) Cisco 38.5% Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) Cisco 10% Anti-Virus, Spam, Spyware Solutions Cisco 38.5% Tenable 3% Data Encryption Products & Services Cisco 38.5% Helpdesk Solutions NTT 10% Hosting Services and Applications (Cloud and SaaS) NTT 10% Rubrik 7.08% Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Cisco 10% Server, Storage & Data Management Products Cisco 10% Telepresence/Video Conferencing Cisco 10%
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