Joint Collaboration Clause Samples

Joint Collaboration. 3.1. NOMS, the police and CPS are committed to ensuring that there is effective communication between our organisations and will engage regularly in the first instance at local level to discuss areas of mutual interest and concern, performance and working practices. 3.2. A national group comprising representatives from NOMS, CPS and ACPO will monitor implementation of the protocol, directing further work to be undertaken where required. Other relevant bodies may be invited to attend as necessary. 3.3. NOMS, the police and the CPS will ensure that there are appropriate local and regional contacts within each organisation in order to facilitate local and regional communication. 3.4. Prisoners will be produced to the court or to the police for interview where required. Prisons will keep the police and CPS informed of any changes in the location of an individual involved in a CPS prosecution. This will assist in updating a witness who is a prisoner on the progress of the case or, if the prisoner is a defendant, allow the relevant production order to be directed to the correct prison in order for the defendant to be produced at court or via a video link facility (see also 8.1) where this is appropriate. 3.5. At local level there will be effective liaison on intelligence matters between each prison establishment and the police through the police appointed Prison Intelligence Officer and on general matters through established links between prison security and local police as well as between prison management and police commanders. 3.6. In addition, prison establishments, or a representative of prison establishments in an area, will engage with local Community Safety Partnerships to ensure that particular crime and disorder problems occurring within a prison are considered as part of the crime prevention strategies developed for the local community. 3.7. The Operational Partnership Team2 at NOMS HQ will act as a central point of contact for prisons, the CPS and the police with the aim of helping to resolve queries and difficulties arising from the operation of this protocol that cannot be resolved at a local level (see para 12). 3.8. The CPS Director’s Guidance on ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ sets out arrangements prescribed by the Director of Public Prosecutions for the joint working of police officers and prosecutors during the investigation and prosecution of criminal cases. The police do not have to refer every case to the CPS, although certain specified cases do require referral...

Joint Collaboration. A joint committee of representatives from the Association and the Board shall meet at least twice annually to review implementation of the 2022-2027 Agreement. Every effort will be made to include individuals who participated in the negotiation of this Agreement

Joint Collaboration. Sandoz and Momenta shall jointly collaborate in the Development and Commercialization of the Products and the Legal Activities with respect thereto, using Commercially Reasonable efforts to Develop the Products, to achieve Legal Clearance, to bring the Products to the market in the relevant Territories within a commercially reasonable time period (subject to the provisions of Section 6.2) and to Commercialize the Products in the relevant Territory and to use Commercially Reasonable efforts to maximize the Profits for each such Product throughout the relevant Territory. The goal of the Collaborative Program is to Develop, register and Commercialize the Products as follows: (a) the Collaboration Products as Fully-Substitutable, and (b) the Glycoprotein Products, with the goal of achieving Full-Substitutability, or as a Non-Substitutable Product if appropriate, at the discretion of Sandoz, subject to Section 5.2. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, final decision on Development, regulatory, legal and Commercialization strategy shall reside with Sandoz for the Glycoprotein Products, subject to Section 5.2.

Joint Collaboration. The Contractor must describe a plan for interaction as well as which routines for interaction between the Customer and the Contractor are to be used as a basis for an efficient performance of the maintenance service. The Contractor must provide resources to enable the Customer and Contractor to establish joint processes and routines related to the handover areas between the Customer and the Contractor. The Contractor must describe the use of any subcontractors and their efforts in carrying out the maintenance service. In addition to the points specified in clause 2.1.2 of the SSA-V Agreement, the Contractor must describe routines and procedures for: • Contact with the Contractor’s user support/technical support during and outside normal working hours • Error reporting and correction during and outside normal working hours, including routines for sending program corrections that can be installed by the Customer themselves • Escalation with the Customer and the Contractor; escalation points and routines/criteria for escalation • Following up the delivery: o The Customer’s person responsible for the agreement will follow up this agreement. o The Contractor is to provide a dedicated resource to answer to the Customer’s responsible for the agreement. o Regular meetings are to be held every 4 weeks, where the delivery is followed up, and any improvement areas are discussed. This is to take place in the Customer’s premises unless otherwise agreed. The Contractor is responsible for meeting minutes. All reports related to following up on the delivery, is to be made available for the Customer one week in advance of the meeting. • Supplementary purchases and license extensions • Any further development. • Interaction with any third parties • Maintenance windows • Routines for ordering additional work, including approved requisitioner from the Customer • Routines for major upgrades • Other relevant assistance Contractor’s response

Joint Collaboration. The parties will agree to produce white papers, case studies, marketing materials and/or joint press releases relating to the Agreement. No external joint communication may be made by one party without the prior written approval of the other party. Without prejudice to the foregoing, the Service Provider: (i) shall not produce any marketing material in respect of or referring to Corero's business, Equipment or otherwise without the prior written consent of Corero (such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed); and (ii) shall observe all directions and instructions given to it by Corero in relation to the promotion and advertisement of the Protection Service to the extent that such promotions or advertisements refer to Corero, its products or otherwise use Corero’s trade marks. The Service Provider shall report to Corero in writing on a quarterly basis (in such format as Corero may determine from time to time) providing full details of End-User activity in the quarter in question, including without limitation: (i) the total number of End-Users utilising the Protection Service; (ii) the number of new End-Users secured during that time period; and (iii) the number of End-User security threats averted during that time period by virtue of utilising the Protection Service. The parties shall meet on a bi-annual basis (on a date agreed between the parties) in order to discuss the activities undertaken under this Agreement including but not limited to issues relating to delivery of the Protection Service by the Service Provider to End-Users.

Joint Collaboration. Results are results created jointly by UNI BONN and AFFINIA or by UKB and AFFINIA or by UNI BONN/UKB and AFFINIA, in every alternative respectively ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ on site of UNI BONN/UKB ...

Joint Collaboration. 2.1 The Parties shall consult on matters mentioned in Article 1 that are of mutual interest and that capitalize on the comparative advantages of the Parties. The broad thematic areas where synergies will be established upon mutual agreement between the Parties are, among others: • integrated approaches to sustainability; • agricultural innovation; • food and nutrition; • processing and value addition of agri-food products.