LICENSING SCHEMES Sample Clauses

LICENSING SCHEMES. Extended Enterprise Named User means an Extended Enterprise User identified with a unique username and password to use the DS Offering from a single machine at any given time.
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Concurrent (or Floating) Based. Use of a DS Offering in Concurrent Based mode is authorized for a maximum number of simultaneous Users and/or Extended Enterprise Users, as applicable.
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Add-on. When the use of a DS Offering is granted as an Add-on, such Add-on has to be used as bundled with another Configuration or Concurrent Based DS Offering. The Add-on shall not be operated separately.
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Add-on. When the use of a Licensed Program is granted as an Add-on, such Add-on has to be used as bundled with another Configuration or Concurrent Based Licensed Program. The Add- on shall not be operated separately. Casual Named User Based means, when mentioned in a Quote and with respect to a given Licensed Program, that the use of such Licensed Program by a Named User shall not exceed forty
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Casual Named User Based means, when mentioned in a Transaction Document and with respect to a given DS Offering to which this OST applies, that the use of such DS Offering by a Named User shall not exceed forty (40) hours per calendar month unless otherwise stated in the Transaction Document and/or the Product Portfolio if available.
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Credit Based. Use of a DS Offering granted in Credit Based mode provides a right to consume a determined number of credits for the access duration to the DS Offering. Credits are for a one-time use (consumable and not reusable) and not refundable. Unused credits expire at the end of the validity period. The quantity of credits required for a given use of the DS Offering is determined in the Product Portfolio and/or in the Documentation, and may be changed in the event of modifications to such DS Offering. Pool of credit(s) of same type can be accessed simultaneously by one or several authorized Users and/or Extended Enterprise Users and/or Machines, as applicable, within the limit of the number of remaining available credits.
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Add-on Product Concurrent (floating) Based Machine Based
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LICENSING SCHEMES. Add-on. When the use of a Licensed Program is granted as an Add-on, such Add-on has to be used as bundled with another Configuration or Concurrent Based Licensed Program. The Add- on shall not be operated separately. Casual Named User Based means, when mentioned in a Quote and with respect to a given Licensed Program, that the use of such Licensed Program by a Named User shall not exceed forty (40) hours per calendar month unless otherwise stated in the Quote and/or the Product Portfolio if available. Concurrent (or floating) Based. Use of a Licensed Program in Concurrent Based mode is authorized for a maximum number of simultaneous Users and/or Extended Enterprise Users, as applicable. Credit Based. Use of a Licensed Program granted in Credit Based mode provides a right to consume a determined number of credits for the access duration to the Licensed Program. Credits are for a one-time use (consumable and not reusable) and not refundable. As the number of credits is specified on a yearly basis, the number of credits is pro-rated according to the term of the Licensed Program. For terms of one (1) year or less, all credits are issued at the beginning of the term and unused credits expire at the end of the term. For terms longer than one (1) year, credits are issued per year and unused credits expire at the end of the given year period; for any incomplete year period, the number of issued credits is pro-rated and unused credits expire at the end of the given incomplete year period. The quantity of credits required for a given use of the Licensed Program is determined in the Product Portfolio and/or in the Documentation, and may be changed in the event of modifications to such Licensed Program. Pool of credit(s) of same type can be accessed simultaneously by one or several authorized Users and/or Extended Enterprise Users and/or Machines, as applicable, within the limit of the number of remaining available credits. Credits of given type(s) may be required to enable use of other Licensed Programs. Extended Enterprise Named User means an Extended Enterprise User identified with a unique username and password to use the Licensed Programs from a single machine at any given time. Machine (or node-lock) Based. Use of a Licensed Program in Machine Based mode is authorized on the number of Machines for which the Licensed Program has been ordered.
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