Licensed Software Upgrades And Enhancements; New Technology Sample Clauses

Licensed Software Upgrades And Enhancements; New Technology a. MTS may, from time to time, in its sole discretion, modify, upgrade or enhance any version(s) of the Licensed Software for the purpose of allowing the OnDemand System to perform new or substantially different functions, to increase the capacity of the Licensed Software to process information, or any other reason deemed necessary or appropriate by MTS (each such modified, upgraded or enhanced version, a “Release”). Any Release that MTS makes generally available to all MTS end users will be made available at the same time to Customer (i) at no additional cost to Customer during the Initial Maintenance Term and any Renewal Maintenance Term (as defined in Section 4(a)) that, pursuant to Section 3(a), Customer is paying an annual maintenance fee or (ii) for a commercially reasonable fee during any Renewal Maintenance Term that Customer, pursuant to Section 3(a), is paying for maintenance on a time and materials basis. In addition, MTS may introduce other new technology with substantially new functionality (each such new technology or new functionality an “Improvement”), and Customer as well as MTS’s other customers will, for a commercially reasonable fee, have the option to purchase or license such Improvement. (An example of such new technology could include a vision identification system.) b. Any Release or Improvement, when delivered, shall become part of the Licensed Software or Licensed Technology (as applicable), shall be maintained in accordance with this Addendum B, and shall otherwise be subject to all of the terms of the Agreement. c. MTS will continue to provide maintenance services on Customer’s current Release of the Licensed Software should Customer elect not to purchase an Improvement as long as such Improvement is not required by MTS to be purchased because of changes in technology that affect MTS’s ability to provide maintenance services for the OnDemand System. (For example, if a database provider went out of business or stopped supporting the current version of database software and MTS selected a new database provider that required an update to hardware and software licenses and additional software, MTS would require Customer to pay the cost of such Improvement in order to continue to provide maintenance service for the OnDemand System. d. In order to satisfy any obligation hereunder, MTS may, with Customer’s agreement, send Customer a single copy in magnetic form of any modification, upgrade, enhancement, error correction, bug fix or Rel...
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