Production and Test Systems Sample Clauses

Production and Test Systems. User shall be entitled to use one (1) production copy of the Software licensed and one (1) additional copy of the production environment licensed for customary remote disaster recovery purposes which may not be used as a production system concurrently with the operation of any other copy of the Software in a production environment. Subject to the payment of any additional applicable license fees or subscription fees, User shall be entitled to license a reasonable number of additional copies of the production environment licensed Software to be used exclusively in a non-production environment and solely for the purposes of experimenting and testing the Software, developing integrations between the Software and other applications that integrate to the Software solely using integration modules of the Software licensed by User under this Agreement, and training User’s employees on the Software (“Test Systems”). User may be required to provide to Solution Provider certain information relating to User’s intended use of such Test Systems such as the manufacturer, model number, serial number and installation site. Solution Provider reserves the right to further define the permitted use(s) and/or restrict the use(s) of the Test Systems. User’s sole recourse in the event of any dissatisfaction with any Software in any non-production system is to stop using such Software and return it to Solution Provider, provided that, to the extent that User is using the Test System for the purposes of testing an Upgrade or Enhancement of the Software prior to implementing the same in User’s production environment, then User may contact Solution Provider for the provision of Maintenance and Support as described in this Agreement. User shall not make any copies of the Software not specifically authorized by this Section.
Sample 1
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Production and Test Systems. Customer shall be entitled to use up to one (1) copy of the Software and each Work Product licensed in each production environment licensed by Customer and one (1) additional copy of the production environment licensed Software and Work Products for customary remote disaster recovery purposes which may not be used as a production system concurrently with the operation of any other copy of the Software or Work Products in a production environment. In addition, Customer shall also be entitled to license a reasonable number of additional copies of the production environment licensed Software and Work Products (at a minimum of a development, test and training environment for each production environment) to be used exclusively in a non-production environment and solely for the purposes of experimenting and testing the Software and Work Products, developing integrations between the Software or Work Products and other applications that integrate to the Software or Work Products solely using integration modules of the Software licensed by Customer under this Agreement, and training Customer’s employees on the Software and Work Products (“Test Systems”). Customer may be required to provide to Hyland certain information relating to Customer’s intended use of such Test Systems such as the manufacturer, model number, serial number and installation site. Hyland reserves the right to further define the permitted use(s) and/or restrict the use(s) of the Test Systems. Customer’s sole recourse in the event of any dissatisfaction with any Software or Work Products in any non-production system is to stop using such Software or Work Products and return it to Hyland, provided that, to the extent that Customer is using the Test System for the purposes of testing an Upgrade or Enhancement of the Software prior to implementing the same in Customer’s production environment, then Customer may contact Hyland for the provision of Maintenance and Support as described in this Schedule. Customer shall not make any copies of the Software or Work Products not specifically authorized by this Section 1.4.
Sample 1
Production and Test Systems. Customer shall be entitled to use one (1) production copy of the Software and each Work Product licensed and one (1) additional copy of the production environment licensed Software and Work Products for customary remote disaster recovery purposes which may not be used as a production system concurrently with the operation of any other copy of the Software and Work Products in a production environment. Subject to the payment of any additional applicable license fees, Customer shall also be entitled to license a reasonable number of additional copies of the production environment licensed Software and Work Products to be used exclusively in a non-production environment on Customer’s own computer network and solely for the purposes of experimenting and testing the Software and Work Products, developing integrations between the Software and other applications that integrate to the Software or Work Products solely using integration modules of the Software licensed by Customer under this Agreement, and training Customer’s employees on the Software and Work Products (“Test Systems”). Hyland reserves the right to further define the permitted use(s) and/or restrict the use(s) of the Test Systems. Customer’s sole recourse in the event of any dissatisfaction with any Software or Work Products in any non- production system is to stop using such Software or Work Products and return it to Hyland, provided that, in the event Customer is currently purchasing Maintenance and Support from Hyland, to the extent that Customer is using the Test System for the purposes of testing an Upgrade or Enhancement of the Software prior to implementing the same in Customer’s production environment, then Customer may contact Hyland for the provision of Maintenance and Support as described in Section 1.6 of the Maintenance Schedule. Customer shall not make any copies of the Software or Work Products not specifically authorized by this Section 1.4.
Sample 1

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