Common use of PROPRIETARY RIGHTS OF THE COMPANY Clause in Contracts

PROPRIETARY RIGHTS OF THE COMPANY. The Employee may participate in the development of the Company's products, marketing materials, and/or business plans due to the Employee's involvement in the creative process with the Company's technical, development, marketing and/or management staff, and, to the extent of the Employee's participation and contribution, all resulting products and product enhancements, marketing and/or business plan materials shall be deemed to be made for hire, free from any claim or right of the Employee. The Employee shall promptly inform the Company of any product or literature, or any component of either or both of them, in the development or creation of which he/she participated and shall cooperate with the Company, even after the termination of his/her employment by the Company, in securing the product or literature as the Company's sole property; the Employee's cooperation shall be without further compensation, although the Company shall reimburse the Employee for any reasonable, documented out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the Employee in so cooperating.

PROPRIETARY RIGHTS OF THE COMPANY. The Employee may participate in the development of the Company's products, marketing materials, and/or business plans due to the Employee's his/her involvement in the creative process with the Company's technical, development, marketing and/or management staff, and, to the extent of the Employee's participation and contribution, all resulting products and product enhancements, marketing and/or business plan materials shall be deemed to be made for hirehim, free from any claim or right of the Employee. The Employee shall promptly inform the Company of any product or literature, or any component of either or both of them, in the development or creation of which he/she participated and shall cooperate with the Company, even after the termination of his/her employment by the Company, in securing the product or literature as the Company's sole property; , the Employee's cooperation shall be without further compensation, although the Company shall reimburse the Employee for any reasonable, documented out-of-pocket expenses incurred by the Employee in so cooperating.