Common use of Previous License Agreements Clause in Contracts

Previous License Agreements. If applicable, the Agreement shall supersede any license agreement previously executed between the Parties and any such previously executed license agreement shall be terminated (the “Previous License Agreement”); provided that any claims Licensor may have against Customer under the Previous License Agreement shall survive such termination. Any Software, Service Deliverables, Professional Services, Maintenance Services or other similar products or services previously delivered or provided by Licensor to Customer shall now be governed by the Agreement.

Previous License Agreements. If applicable, the Agreement shall supersede any license agreement previously executed between the Parties and any such previously executed license agreement shall be terminated (the “Previous License Agreement”); provided that any claims Licensor may have against Customer under the Previous License Agreement shall survive such termination. Any Software, Service Deliverables, Professional Services, Maintenance Services or other similar products or services previously delivered or provided by Licensor to Customer shall now be governed by the Agreement. EXHIBIT A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TERMS This Exhibit A sets forth the additional terms and conditions under which Licensor will provide Professional Services in connection with the solution(s) provided pursuant to the Agreement.

Previous License Agreements. If applicable, the Agreement shall supersede any license agreement previously executed between the Parties and any such previously executed license agreement shall be terminated (the “Previous License Agreement”); provided that any claims Licensor may have against Customer under the Previous License Agreement shall survive such termination. Any Software, Service Deliverables, Professional Services, Maintenance Services or other similar products or services previously delivered or provided by Licensor to Customer shall now be governed by the Agreement.. n.