Product Design i. ThinKom Responsibilities
1. Design Shipset (the “Shipset” or “Shipsets”) that complies with the requirements set out in Schedule 1 in their entirety.
2. Provide finalized volume envelope requirements to Gogo of detail sufficient to allow final radome design.
3. Provide antenna performance models to Gogo as required for Gogo’s network performance analyses.
4. Incorporate optimizations based on Gogo’s feedback, as required.
5. Provide status updates as requested, and inform Gogo of any risks to the agreed upon schedule at the earliest possible date.
6. Execute a preliminary design (PDR) review when appropriate design gates are reached.
7. Execute a critical design review (CDR) when appropriate design gates are reached.
ii. Gogo Responsibilities
1. Provide clarification of performance requirements as needed.
2. Provide final design authorization subsequent to PDR and CDR as a trigger for moving to prototype phase.
Product Design. The first class of Contracts shall contain the features indicated in SCHEDULE 5 and Sections 2.5 and 2.6, provided that such features are not inconsistent with the features described in the initial Registration Statement filed with the SEC and declared effective on or prior to the Effective Date and as provided in the Contract filed as an exhibit thereto. Security Benefit and Investment Services shall consult in good faith with each other in connection with the development of any subsequent class of Contract with respect to the parameters set forth in Sections 2.5 and 2.6, and the desired features and benefits for each class of Contracts. The features and benefits may include, among others:
(a) minimum and maximum initial and subsequent premium payments and premium payment plans;
(b) premium payment allocations, including limits thereon;
(c) transfers among Subaccounts, including transfers made in connection with various asset rebalancing and dollar cost averaging programs, and limits thereon and charges therefor;
(d) full and partial withdrawals, including limits and charges thereon;
(e) minimum guaranteed death benefits;
(f) annuity options and modes, including any such options or modes that Security Benefit has available, and partial annuitization;
(g) overall limits on charges and expenses, and any limits on allocations thereof to subaccounts;
(h) funding media underlying the Subaccounts;
(i) availability of a General Account option and terms and conditions thereof;
(j) a liquidity feature for the withdrawal of contract value; and
(k) a minimum guarantee to the level of annuity payments. Security Benefit shall be responsible for creating one or more Contract forms, as appropriate for the states or jurisdictions agreed upon for the marketing of the Contracts.
Product Design. Throughout the Term of this Agreement, Licensor and Licensee shall work together in good faith in deciding the types of articles of Licensed Products that Licensee may manufacture, sell, and market, all subject to Licensor's reasonable approval. Licensee shall provide Licensor with a product development plan for each line of all Licensed Products, which plan may include Licensee's assessment of market needs and competitive positioning, and such additional information as reasonably requested by Licensee.
(i) Licensee and Licensor shall jointly establish product development calendars, under which at appropriate agreed points throughout the development process of Licensed Products, Licensee shall make available to Licensor the concepts, materials, fabrications (if applicable), packaging and other relevant contents of each line of all Licensed Products for Licensor's prior written approval as to concept interpretation, workmanship and quality and to assure that Licensed Products are consistent in quality with comparable prestige products such as those referred to in Section 7A(i) above and with Licensor's standing and reputation with the public. The parties shall make every reasonable effort to adhere to the product development calendars.
(ii) For each new line of Licensed Products (other than items from prior lines to be continued), Licensee shall prepare and deliver to Licensor, for its prior written approval, product concepts and specifications for those Licensed Products that it proposes to include in such line in accordance with the approved product development plan. The various lines of Licensed Products shall be created from such initial concepts and specifications, which shall then be modified and developed cooperatively by Licensor and Licensee until Licensor has approved, in writing, a line which, including items from prior lines to be continued, is consistent with the approved product development plan.
(iii) Upon Licensor's approval in accordance with this Section, Licensee shall prepare and deliver product assortments/samples for each line of Licensed Products, together with the carding, tags, labels and packaging ("Packaging Materials") intended to be used with them and Licensee's internal sales materials for that product introduction, and all advertising and promotional materials to be used in connection therewith, for Licensor's prior written approval. Once Licensor approves the bottle design and execution and the cap and collar thereto, License...
Product Design. 4.2.1 The Producer shall, if manufacturing electrical or electronic equipment including such batteries that are covered by the Swedish ordinance (2008:834) regarding producers responsibility for batteries, ensure that such equipment is designed to enable that batteries easily can be removed to facilitate re-use and recycling in accordance with the requirements set forth in the Ordinance.
4.2.2 The Producer shall ensure that the electrical or electronic equipment made available on the Swedish market is manufactured and designed in such a way that it facilitates re-use and recycling in accordance with the requirements set forth in the Ordinance.
Product Design. 5 1.32 Product Idea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 1.33
Product Design. The Company shall initially conduct product design and development work at facilities located in Sunnyvale, California and Austin, Texas; the Company’s wholly owned subsidiaries or Affiliates of the Members in Penang, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Tokyo and Kozoji, Japan shall initially conduct product design and development work by contract to the Company.
Product Design. 2.1. CM will manufacture the Product in accordance to the specifications provided by MFR (see Addendum C). MFR will maintain the Design History File and all associated documents (input, output, design FMEA, verification, and validation). Copies of relevant Design History File documentation will be provided to CM upon project commencement. The original Design History File will be maintained by MFR.
2.2. MFR shall inspect samples from each pilot lot in accordance with the incoming inspection criteria specified in Addendum C and provide inspection report to CM within 5 business days after receipt.
2.3. The CM is not allowed to make any modification to the Product that would cause it to be non‑conformant to the specifications or design, including but not limited to modifications that affect external appearance, functionality, regulatory approbation or performance, changes in components, materials, sub‑suppliers, engineering or production process, or manufacturing location without MFR’s written consent. MFR’s written consent to changes may include effective date and or implementation timeline.
2.4. CM will obtain MFR’s written approval on all proposed design changes. [***] Certain information in this document has been omitted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to the omitted portions.
Product Design. 3.1 Buyer will maintain the Technical File for Product CE Marking. Seller shall provide to Buyer, upon request, all necessary Product non-proprietary Information for Buyer to prepare the Technical File. This non-proprietary information may include: product design specifications, design test data, production process, inspection/test procedure, labeling, clinical data, and post market performance data.
Product Design. Seller reserves the right to discontinue the manufacturing and/or sale of any of the Products, to make changes in their design, or to make improvements to the Products at any time without notice to Buyer. In any such event, Seller shall not be required to change any Product previously sold to Buyer.
Product Design. Vendor or your supplier creates and owns all designs, documents, and intellectual property related to the products purchased from you. Vendor has final approval and acceptance of products sold to TMI, although TMI may provide design modifications, qualifications, engineering and or manufacturing engineering changes as suggestions. Vendor or your supplier is the designer of the product. Vendor refrains sale of responsible to quality and product liability associated with Vendors products or services.
