Common use of Limitations on Reverse Engineering and Modification Clause in Contracts

Limitations on Reverse Engineering and Modification. As a condition of the License, Customer shall not (directly or indirectly), and shall not allow any Users or any other third party to, (a) modify, enhance, adapt, improve or create derivative works of any Technology, (b) decompile, disassemble, decrypt, reduce to human-readable form, port, translate, localize, hack or reverse engineer any object code of any Technology or assemble or attempt to reverse engineer, reconstruct, identify, or discover any source code of any Technology, the structure, sequence, or organization of such source code or any algorithms, methods, or models contained therein, (c) “frame” or “mirror” any Technology on any third party server or other infrastructure, (d) enter into time-sharing or data processing service arrangements involving use of any Technology with any third party, including any Affiliate or Associate of Customer, (e) remove, alter or modify any product identification, trademark, copyright, patent, or other notices or markings contained in, displayed by, or provided with any Technology, or (f) access or use any Technology in order to build any software, product, or service that is competitive or similar to the SaaS Services or any portion thereof.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Software as a Service Agreement, Software as a Service Agreement, Software as a Service Agreement

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Limitations on Reverse Engineering and Modification. As a condition of the License, Customer Advanced Channel Partner shall not (directly or indirectly), and shall not allow any Users or any other third party to, (a) modify, enhance, adapt, improve or create derivative works of any Technology, (b) decompile, disassemble, decrypt, reduce to human-human- readable form, port, translate, localize, hack or reverse engineer any object code of any Technology or assemble or attempt to reverse engineer, reconstruct, identify, or discover any source code of any Technology, the structure, sequence, or organization of such source code or any algorithms, methods, or models contained therein, (c) “frame” or “mirror” any Technology on any third party server or other infrastructure, (d) enter into time-sharing or data processing service arrangements involving use of any Technology with any third party, including any Affiliate or Associate of CustomerAdvanced Channel Partner, (e) remove, alter or modify any product identification, trademark, copyright, patent, or other notices or markings contained in, displayed by, or provided with any Technology, or (f) access or use any Technology in order to build any software, product, or service that is competitive or similar to the SaaS Services or any portion thereof.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Software as a Service Agreement, Software as a Service Agreement, Software as a Service Agreement

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