Common use of Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets Clause in Contracts

Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of Freescale’s confidential or proprietary information and trade secrets in accordance with agreements previously signed by you and with the law applicable to you as an officer and/or director of Freescale, including but not limited to state trade secret protection statutes and your common law fiduciary duty and duty of loyalty. Such Freescale confidential and proprietary information and trade secrets relating to Freescale’s past, present, or future business, products or technology include, but are not limited to, information in the following categories: (a) strategy and roadmap information including but not limited to business plans, strategic plans, initiatives, potential merger, acquisition and divestiture plans, venture capital investment plans, five-year and other financial and business plans, new and existing business/product plans, and capital planning; (b) alliance, investment and strategic relationship information including but not limited to non-public alliance and investment identity, terms and conditions of contracts, terms of investment, and status of existing/consideration of potential alliances and strategic relationships; (c) management information including but not limited to activities of any corporate-level, region-wide, Freescale-wide, business unit, regional or account leadership team, or their direct reports; (d) technology information including but not limited to present and future research and development, technology roadmaps, technology licensing strategies, and communications and semiconductor core and process strategies; (e) employee and employment information including but not limited to members of leadership teams, job functions, organization and reporting relationships, individual performance, salaries, grades, stock options, bonus plans, variable pay plans, management and leadership planning, and high potential employee information, benefits, recruiting, and human resources policy and procedure; (f) customer information of Freescale including but not limited to non-public customer identity, product purchases, purchase volume, purchase quantity, product mix, sales strategies for particular customers, pricing, distribution plans and strategies, and customer relationship information; (g) product pricing and cost information including but not limited to product costs, margins, manufacturing, sales, development, and distribution costs; (h) manufacturing information including capacity, vendors, materials costs, foundry and outsourcing relationships, volume, pricing, and strategy, and internal manufacturing capabilities and strategy; and (i) core process redesign plans, strategies, activities and implementation. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit you from disclosing information about Freescale, its customers, successors or assigns, or its affiliated entities, or about its or their products, services or business opportunities that is not confidential or proprietary. You shall give Freescale reasonable advance written notice of your intent to disclose any potentially confidential information obtained by you as a result of your employment by Freescale. You agree to keep the terms of this Agreement confidential, except as required in Paragraph 8, or unless required by law to disclose this information, or except to your attorney or to anyone preparing your tax returns, or to a prospective employer (with economic terms deleted). You may also disclose the terms of this Agreement to your spouse, but if you do so you are responsible for ensuring that she likewise abides by the confidentiality requirements of this section, and that any violation by her of these requirements will be treated as a violation of this Section by you.

Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of Freescale’s confidential or proprietary information and trade secrets in accordance with agreements previously signed by you and with the law applicable to you as an officer and/or director of Freescale, including but not limited to state trade secret protection statutes and your common law fiduciary duty and duty of loyalty. Such Freescale confidential and proprietary information and trade secrets relating to Freescale’s past, present, or future business, products or technology include, but are not limited to, information in the following categories: (a) strategy and roadmap information including but not limited to business plans, strategic plans, initiatives, potential merger, acquisition and divestiture plans, venture capital investment plans, five-year and other financial and business plans, new and existing business/product plans, and capital planning; (b) alliance, investment and strategic relationship information including but not limited to non-public alliance and investment identity, terms and conditions of contracts, terms of investment, and status of existing/consideration of potential alliances and strategic relationships; (c) management information including but not limited to activities of any corporate-level, region-wide, Freescale-wide, business unit, regional or account leadership team, or their direct reports; (d) technology information including but not limited to present and future research and development, technology roadmaps, technology licensing strategies, and communications and semiconductor core and process strategies; (e) employee and employment information including but not limited to members of leadership teams, job functions, organization and reporting relationships, individual performance, salaries, grades, stock options, bonus plans, variable pay plans, management and leadership planning, and high potential employee information, benefits, recruiting, and human resources policy and procedure; (f) customer information of Freescale including but not limited to non-public customer identity, product purchases, purchase volume, purchase quantity, product mix, sales strategies for particular customers, pricing, distribution plans and strategies, and customer relationship information; (g) product pricing and cost information including but not limited to product costs, margins, manufacturing, sales, development, and distribution costs; (h) manufacturing information including capacity, vendors, materials costs, foundry and outsourcing relationships, volume, pricing, and strategy, and internal manufacturing capabilities and strategy; and (i) core process redesign plans, strategies, activities and implementation. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit you from disclosing information about Freescale, its customers, successors or assigns, or its affiliated entities, or about its or their products, services or business opportunities that is not confidential or proprietary. You shall give Freescale reasonable advance written notice of your intent to disclose any potentially confidential information obtained by you as a result of your employment by Freescale. You agree to keep the terms of this Agreement confidential, except as required in Paragraph 8, or unless required by law to disclose this information, or except to your attorney or to anyone preparing your tax returns, or to a prospective employer (with economic terms deleted). You may also disclose the terms of this Agreement to your spouse, but if you do so you are responsible for ensuring that she likewise abides by the confidentiality requirements of this section, and that any violation by her of these requirements will be treated as a violation of this Section by you.

Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of FreescaleMotorola’s confidential or proprietary information and trade secrets in accordance with agreements previously signed by you and with the law applicable to you as an officer and/or and director of FreescaleMotorola, including but not limited to state trade secret protection statutes and your common law fiduciary duty and duty of loyalty. Such Freescale Motorola confidential and proprietary information and trade secrets relating to FreescaleMotorola’s past, present, or future business, products or technology include, but are not limited to, information in the following categories: (a) strategy and roadmap information including but not limited to business plans, strategic plans, initiatives, potential merger, acquisition and divestiture plans, venture capital investment plans, five-year and other financial and business plans, new and existing business/product plans, and capital planning; (b) alliance, investment and strategic relationship information including but not limited to non-public alliance and investment identity, terms and conditions of contracts, terms of investment, and status of existing/consideration of potential alliances and strategic relationships; (c) management information including but not limited to activities of any corporate-level, region-wide, FreescaleMotorola-wide, business unit, regional or account leadership team, or their direct reports; (d) technology information including but not limited to present and future research and development, technology roadmaps, technology licensing strategies, and communications and semiconductor core and process strategies; (e) employee and employment information including but not limited to members of leadership teams, job functions, organization and reporting relationships, individual performance, salaries, grades, stock options, bonus plans, variable pay plans, management and leadership planning, and high potential employee information, benefits, recruiting, and human resources policy and procedure; (f) customer information of Freescale Motorola including but not limited to non-public customer identity, product purchases, purchase volume, purchase quantity, product mix, sales strategies for particular customers, pricing, distribution plans and strategies, and customer relationship information; (g) product pricing and cost information including but not limited to product costs, margins, manufacturing, sales, development, and distribution costs; (h) manufacturing information including capacity, vendors, materials costs, foundry and outsourcing relationships, volume, pricing, and strategy, and internal manufacturing capabilities and strategy; and (i) core process redesign plans, strategies, activities and implementation. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit you from disclosing information about FreescaleMotorola, its customers, successors or assigns, or its affiliated entities, or about its or their products, services or business opportunities that is not confidential or proprietary. You shall give Freescale Motorola reasonable advance written notice of your intent to disclose any potentially confidential information obtained by you as a result of your employment by FreescaleMotorola. You For so long as the Company keeps this Agreement confidential, you agree to keep the existence and terms of this Agreement confidential, except as required in Paragraph 8, or unless required by law to disclose this information, or except as may be disclosed to your attorney attorneys or as needed to be disclosed to anyone preparing your tax returns, or to a prospective employer (with economic terms deleted). You may also disclose the terms of this Agreement to your spouse, but if you do so you are responsible for ensuring that she likewise abides by the confidentiality requirements of this section, and that any violation by her of these requirements will be treated as a violation of this Section by you.

Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of Freescale’s 's confidential or proprietary information and trade secrets in accordance with agreements previously signed by you and with the law applicable to you as an officer and/or director of Freescale, including but not limited to state trade secret protection statutes and your common law fiduciary duty and duty of loyalty. Such Freescale confidential and proprietary information and trade secrets relating to Freescale’s 's past, present, or future business, products or technology include, but are not limited to, information in the following categories: (a) strategy and roadmap information including but not limited to business plans, strategic plans, initiatives, potential merger, acquisition and divestiture plans, venture capital investment plans, five-year and other financial and business plans, new and existing business/product plans, and capital planning; (b) alliance, investment and strategic relationship information including but not limited to non-public alliance and investment identity, terms and conditions of contracts, terms of investment, and status of existing/consideration of potential alliances and strategic relationships; (c) management information including but not limited to activities of any corporate-level, region-wide, Freescale-wide, business unit, regional or account leadership team, or their direct reports; (d) technology information including but not limited to present and future research and development, technology roadmaps, technology licensing strategies, and communications and semiconductor core and process strategies; (e) employee and employment information (other than information that relates solely to your own salary, benefits and performance while employed with the company) including but not limited to members of leadership teams, job functions, organization and reporting relationships, individual performance, salaries, grades, stock options, bonus plans, variable pay plans, management and leadership planning, and high potential employee information, benefits, recruiting, and human resources policy and procedure; (f) customer information of Freescale including but not limited to non-public customer identity, product purchases, purchase volume, purchase quantity, product mix, sales strategies for particular customers, pricing, distribution plans and strategies, and customer relationship information; (g) product pricing and cost information including but not limited to product costs, margins, manufacturing, sales, development, and distribution costs; (h) manufacturing information including capacity, vendors, materials costs, foundry and outsourcing relationships, volume, pricing, and strategy, and internal manufacturing capabilities and strategy; and (i) core process redesign plans, strategies, activities and implementation. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit you from disclosing information about Freescale, its customers, successors or assigns, or its affiliated entities, or about its or their products, services or business opportunities that is not confidential or proprietary. You shall give Freescale reasonable advance written notice of your intent to disclose any potentially confidential information obtained by you as a result of your employment by Freescale. You agree to keep the terms of this Agreement confidential, except as required in Paragraph 8, or unless required by law or legal process to disclose this information, or except to your attorney or attorney, to anyone preparing your tax returns, returns or to a prospective employer (with economic terms deleted). You may also disclose the terms of this Agreement to your spouse, but if you do so you are responsible for ensuring that she likewise abides by the confidentiality requirements of this section, and that any violation by her of these requirements will be treated as a violation of this Section by you.

Protection of Confidential Information and Trade Secrets. You agree to maintain the confidentiality of Freescale’s confidential or proprietary information and trade secrets in accordance with agreements previously signed by you and with the law applicable to you as an officer and/or director of Freescale, including but not limited to state trade secret protection statutes and your common law fiduciary duty and duty of loyalty. Such Freescale confidential and proprietary information and trade secrets relating to Freescale’s past, present, or future business, products or technology include, but are not limited to, information in the following categories: (a) strategy and roadmap information including but not limited to business plans, strategic plans, initiatives, potential merger, acquisition and divestiture plans, venture capital investment plans, five-year and other financial and business plans, new and existing business/product plans, and capital planning; (b) alliance, investment and strategic relationship information including but not limited to non-public alliance and investment identity, terms and conditions of contracts, terms of investment, and status of existing/consideration of potential alliances and strategic relationships; (c) management information including but not limited to activities of any corporate-level, region-wide, Freescale-wide, business unit, regional or account leadership team, or their direct reports; (d) technology information including but not limited to present and future research and development, technology roadmaps, technology licensing strategies, and communications and semiconductor core and process strategies; (e) employee and employment information (other than information that relates solely to your own salary, benefits and performance while employed with the company) including but not limited to members of leadership teams, job functions, organization and reporting relationships, individual performance, salaries, grades, stock options, bonus plans, variable pay plans, management and leadership planning, and high potential employee information, benefits, recruiting, and human resources policy and procedure; (f) customer information of Freescale including but not limited to non-public customer identity, product purchases, purchase volume, purchase quantity, product mix, sales strategies for particular customers, pricing, distribution plans and strategies, and customer relationship information; (g) product pricing and cost information including but not limited to product costs, margins, manufacturing, sales, development, and distribution costs; (h) manufacturing information including capacity, vendors, materials costs, foundry and outsourcing relationships, volume, pricing, and strategy, and internal manufacturing capabilities and strategy; and (i) core process redesign plans, strategies, activities and implementation. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to prohibit you from disclosing information about Freescale, its customers, successors or assigns, or its affiliated entities, or about its or their products, services or business opportunities that is not confidential or proprietary. You shall give Freescale reasonable advance written notice of your intent to disclose any potentially confidential information obtained by you as a result of your employment by Freescale. You agree to keep the terms of this Agreement confidential, except as required in Paragraph 8, or unless required by law or legal process to disclose this information, or except to your attorney or attorney, to anyone preparing your tax returns, returns or to a prospective employer (with economic terms deleted). You may also disclose the terms of this Agreement to your spouse, but if you do so you are responsible for ensuring that she likewise abides by the confidentiality requirements of this section, and that any violation by her of these requirements will be treated as a violation of this Section by you.