Common use of Marketing and Distribution Clause in Contracts

Marketing and Distribution. Partner will use reasonable efforts in the Territory to (a) demonstrate, actively market, promote and resell the Red Hat Products; (b) make periodic and regular demonstrations that showcase the features of the Red Hat Products; (c) establish and maintain appropriate marketing and distribution facilities and personnel to create and meet the demand for Red Hat Products in the Territory and related support among End Users; and (d) carry out the promotional and other tasks set forth and agreed in writing. Partner will represent the Red Hat Products accurately and fairly and, at all times, avoid misleading, illegal, or unethical business practices. Partner will not make any claim or representation relating to the performance or functionality of the Red Hat Products other than as expressly set forth by Red Hat in the Documentation. Partner agrees to confer periodically with Red Hat, at Red Hat’s request, on matters relating to market conditions, sales forecasting, product planning and promotional marketing strategies.

Marketing and Distribution. Partner will use reasonable efforts in the Territory to (ai) demonstrate, actively market, promote and resell the Red Hat Products; (bii) make periodic and regular demonstrations that showcase the features of the Red Hat Products; (ciii) establish and maintain appropriate marketing and distribution facilities and personnel to create and meet the demand for Red Hat Products in the Territory and related support among End Users; and (div) carry out the promotional and other tasks set forth and agreed in writing. Exhibit D. Partner will represent the Red Hat Products accurately and fairly and, at all times, avoid misleading, illegal, or unethical business practices. Partner will not make any claim or representation relating to the performance or functionality of the Red Hat Products other than as expressly set forth by Red Hat in the Documentation. Partner agrees to confer periodically with Red Hat, at Red Hat’s request, on matters relating to market conditions, sales forecasting, product planning and promotional marketing strategies.