OVH processes Sample Clauses

OVH processes. Within the scope of the Services, OVH SAS collects data of a personal nature from the Client. This data is processed for the purposes of (a) managing the Client-OVH relationship (invoicing, assistance and maintenance of Services, commercial management, archival, telephony, quality, security and performance of services, recovery, etc.), and (b) compliance with regulations applicable to OVH. OVH undertakes not to use the data collected in this way for any other purpose than those mentioned above. However, OVH may be required to communicate the data to judicial and/or legal authorities within the scope of official requisitions. In such a case, except where prevented from doing so by legal provisions, OVH undertakes to inform the Client of this action, and to limit the data that is sent to only that which is expressly requisitioned by said authorities. Data which is processed for purposes of managing the relationship between the Client and OVH are comprised of information such as the last name, first name, postal address, email address, and phone numbers of Client employees, and are retained by OVH for the entire duration of the Contract as well as for thirty-six (36) months thereafter. User login and identification data is retained by OVH for twelve (12) months. Other data of a personal nature collected and processed by OVH in order to comply with its legal obligations are retained in accordance with applicable laws. Within the scope of the purposes defined above, the Client accepts that its aforementioned personal data can be transferred by OVH to its Affiliates which participate in the execution and development of the Services, including Affiliates located outside of Singapore.
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OVH processes. Within the scope of the Services, OVH SAS collects data of a personal nature from the Client. These data are processed for the purposes of (a) managing the Client-OVH relationship (invoicing, assistance and maintenance of Services, commercial management, archival, telephony, quality, security and performance of services, recovery, etc.), and (b) compliance with regulations applicable to OVH. OVH undertakes not to use the data collected in this way for any other purpose than those mentioned above. However, OVH may be required to communicate the data to judicial and/or legal authorities within the scope of official requisitions. In such a case, except where prevented from doing so by legal provisions, OVH undertakes to inform the Client of this action, and to limit the data that are sent to only those which are expressly requisitioned by said authorities. Data which is processed for purposes of managing the relationship between the Client and OVH are comprised of information such as the last name, first name, postal address, email address, and phone numbers of Client employees, and are retained by OVH for the entire duration of the Services Agreement as well as for thirty-six (36) months thereafter. User login and identification data is retained by OVH for twelve (12) months. Other data of a personal nature collected and processed by OVH in order to comply with its legal obligations are retained in accordance with applicable laws. Within the scope of the purposes defined above, the Client accepts that its aforementioned personal data can be transferred by OVH to its Affiliates which participate in the execution and development of the Services, including those located outside the European Union. However, said companies may only access said data of a personal nature within the scope of the aforementioned purposes and in strict respect of the rights of the Client in terms of protection of data of a personal nature. In order to ensure the adequate protection of the said Client’s personal data in case of transfer outside the European Union, OVH has adopted Binding Corporate Rules (BCR) which links OVH and all of its Affiliates, to which adherence by the latter shall be vouched for by OVH. These rules are based on European Directives 95/46/CE and 2002/58/CE regarding the protection of data of a personal nature, and intend to make OVH corporate group practices concerning personal data protection conform to said directives. These Binding Corporate Rules are availabl...

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