Restrictions and Requirements for Permitted Users Sample Clauses

Restrictions and Requirements for Permitted Users. Subscriber agrees, and agrees to cause its Registered Users, to only appoint as Registered Users, and only invite as Invited Users, persons (i) who are not, and are not employed by, Competitors of PTC, and (ii) who are using the Hosted Software directly in furtherance of Subscriber’s internal product development and information management operations. Subscriber acknowledges that when a Permitted User accesses the PLM On Demand System for the first time, the PLM On Demand System may require such Permitted User to (A) read and affirmatively agree online to certain terms of use, which shall contain restrictions consistent with the terms of this Agreement, and (B) provide certain personal information, which shall be used solely by the PLM On Demand System for purposes of identifying and verifying such Permitted User. Subscriber agrees to promptly suspend Authorized Passwords of any persons who (1) cease to qualify as Permitted Users, (2) Subscriber no longer wishes to have access to the Hosted Software or Hosted Data, or (3) Subscriber knows or reasonably believes Permitted Users are causing Subscriber to breach this Agreement or is in any way mishandling an Authorized Password. If PTC reasonably believes that a Permitted User is causing Subscriber to breach this Agreement or is in any way mishandling an Authorized Password, then PTC may, at its sole discretion, suspend the use of such Permitted User’s Authorized Password indefinitely, in addition to any other rights or remedies provided under this Agreement or under law.
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