Product Diagnostic Reporting Sample Clauses

Product Diagnostic Reporting. End User acknowledges that the Products store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Product, including performance, capacity usage, data reduction ratios, configuration data, and hardware faults (“Pure1® Reports”) and, when enabled by End User, periodically transmit these Pure1 Reports to Pure and authorized End User partners. End User understands and agrees that End User data stored on the Products is not accessed, transmitted or provided to Pure or any third party as part of the Pure1 Reports. Pure retains all rights, title, and interest in the Pure1 Reports. End User agrees that the collection and transmission of such Pure1 Reports is necessary to facilitate any subscription services and certain support services under an Evergreen subscription.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. End User acknowledges that the Product will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Product (including performance, capacity usage, configuration data, and hardware faults) and will periodically transmit this diagnostic information to Pavilion and authorized End User partners. No actual user data of End User is accessed, transmitted or provided to Pavilion or any third party as part of this process, and no interruptionof serviceisrequiredtogathersuchdetaileddiagnostics. End User will control Pavilion or any third party’s physical access to the Product. End User agrees that the collection and transmission of such Product information is necessary to facilitate the delivery of both Warranty and Maintenance and Support Services.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. Licensee acknowledges that the Software will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Software (including, without limitation, its performance, Licensee infrastructure topology, configuration data, and Software faults) and may periodically transmit this diagnostic information to Turbonomic. For clarity, no actual user data of Licensee will be accessed, transmitted or provided to Turbonomic as part of this process (other than related to infrastructure topology), and no interruption of service is required to gather such detailed diagnostics. Licensee hereby grants to Turbonomic a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicenseable, and royalty-free right to use this diagnostic information in any manner (provided that information does not identify Licensee as the source of such information), and Licensee will not interfere with the collection or transmission of such information to Turbonomic.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. End User acknowledges that the Products store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Product, including performance,
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. End User acknowledges that the Product will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Product (including performance, capacity usage, data reduction ratios, configuration data, and hardware faults) and will periodically transmit this diagnostic information to Pure and authorized End User partners. No actual user data of End User is accessed, transmitted or provided to Pure or any third party as part of this process, and no interruption of service is required to gather such detailed diagnostics. End User will control Pure or any third party’s physical access to the Product. End User agrees that the collection and transmission of such Product information is necessary to facilitate the Evergreen Subscription.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. Client acknowledges that the Program will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Program (including, without limitation, its performance, Client infrastructure topology, configuration data, and Program faults) and may periodically transmit this diagnostic information to SevOne. For clarity, no actual user data of Client will be accessed, transmitted or provided to SevOne as part of this process (other than related to infrastructure topology), and no interruption of service is required to gather such detailed diagnostics. Client hereby grants to SevOne a perpetual, irrevocable, sublicenseable, and royalty-free right to use this diagnostic information in any manner (provided that information does not identify Client as the source of such information), and Client will not interfere with the collection or transmission of such information to SevOne.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. Evaluator acknowledges that the Services will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Services (including, without limitation, its performance, data reduction ratios, configuration data, and any software faults) and will periodically transmit this diagnostic information to Company. Evaluator agrees that Company has a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, sublicenseable, and royalty-free right to use this diagnostic information in any manner and that Evaluator will not interfere with the collection or transmission of such information to Company.
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Product Diagnostic Reporting. GSA Customer acknowledges that the Product will store certain diagnostic information about the routine operations of the Product (including, without limitation, its performance, data reduction ratios, configuration data, and any hardware faults) and will periodically transmit this diagnostic information to Pure. For clarity, there is no actual user data of GSA Customer that is transmitted or provided to Pure. In addition, if Pure requests more detailed diagnostics, GSA Customer will reasonably cooperate with Pure, subject to Government security requirements, to enable the insertion of additional hard-drives into the Product so as to capture and transmit to Pure the meta- data configuration of the Product’s array. Again, for clarity, no actual user data of GSA Customer is transmitted or provided to Pure in this process. GSA Customer will control Pure’s physical access to the Product and no interruption of service is required to gather such detailed diagnostics. GSA Customer agrees that Pure has a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, sublicenseable, and royalty-free right to use this diagnostic information in any manner and that GSA Customer will not interfere with the collection or transmission of such information to Pure, subject to Government security requirements.
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  • Product Changes Vocera shall have the right, in its absolute discretion, without liability to End User, to update to provide new functionality or otherwise change the design of any Product or to discontinue the manufacture or sale of any Product. Vocera shall notify End User at least 90 days prior to the delivery of any Product which incorporates a change that adversely affects form, fit or function (“Material Change”). Vocera shall also notify End User at least 90 days prior to the discontinuance of manufacture of any Product. Notification will be made as soon as reasonably practical for changes associated with regulatory or health and safety issues.

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