Software Licencing. Thrive may use its own third-party software licenses in provisioning Services under a Service Order, including among others, antivirus, antispyware and monitoring software (the “Software”). Thrive’s licenses to use such Software are and will remain Thrive’s property exclusively, and except as provided herein, Client will obtain no right to such licenses or the source code of the Software licensed thereby. Thrive hereby grants to Client a non- exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, non-assignable and non-sublicensable license to use the Software solely in connection with Services for which such Software is utilised (a “License”), which License will terminate immediately upon termination of such Services. Thrive may terminate such License and any Services for which such License is utilised if it determines that Client has breached the terms of the License. Upon termination of the License, Client will immediately cease to use the Software and related documentation and certify to Thrive within ten (10) days after termination that Client has, at Thrive’s option, either destroyed or returned to Thrive the Software and all documentation and related information, and all copies thereof, whether or not modified or merged into other materials.
Software Licencing. 20.1 The Customer will be legally liable for all licensing agreements for all software in use by the Customer on its Customer IT Network at all times. AUC will not be held liable for any failure in software licencing and will not be liable for any fines resulting from a failure to have up to date licencing in place on the Customer IT Network. The Customer agrees to maintain a log of all software licencing and at AUC discretion provide such information to AUC. Where it is found a Licence does not exists AUC reserves the right to remove support from that Device /software until the Customer has acquired the necessary licence or approvals. It is the responsibility of the Customer to ensure any software provided by AUC is licensed at all times and AUC cannot be held responsible should this not be the case.
Software Licencing. Software Licence Agreement - Software Portal Xxxx Medical Recruitment Limited (known hereafter as "the Contractor") of the other part.
Software Licencing. Where Paradise provides software applications as a part of the Services and makes a charge for those applications, Paradise will be responsible for the legitimacy of the licencing for that software and <TBA> takes no responsibility and has no liability regarding licence legitimacy. Where <TBA> provides software programs and/or software licence keys to be held and operated in the Cloud Service, <TBA> retains full responsibility and liability that the software provided in such cases is legitimately licenced and Paradise takes no responsibility and has no liability regarding licence legitimacy or continuity.
Software Licencing. You must make available any software licences, subscriptions or product codes that we require to fulfil our services. We will not install any software where a valid licence cannot be produced. We also cannot be sure that our services may resolve any technical issues experienced where any existing software is not properly licenced. Any software installs, updates or upgrades provided by us to you are for your own reasonable use, in line with the relevant third-party licensor, who retains all copyright and other intellectual property rights in such software. It is your responsibility to ensure that your continued use of the software complies with the provided licence.
Software Licencing a) The Customer must ensure that it has the correct type and quantity of licenses for all its Virtual Machines at all times.
b) The Customer may not install any software that has not been supplied by 2degrees on Virtual Machines without the prior consent of 2degrees. Where requested by 2degrees, the Customer must provide to 2degrees copies of its software licences.
c) Where 2degrees provides to the Customer Third Party Software, that software can only be utilised by the Customer whilst a virtual server is hosted by 2degrees.
d) 2degrees may pass through to the Customer and the Customer must pay, any increase in the cost of Third Party Software notified from the applicable licensor from time to time by giving to the Customer 30 days’ written notice. Upon request from the Customer, 2degrees will provide to the Customer supporting documentation of the increase from the licensor.
e) The Customer acknowledges and accepts that 2degrees will periodically conduct scans of the virtual server environment for the purpose of software and licence audits and also agrees to provide 2degrees with the following:
(i) a true representation of staff and licensing numbers;
(ii) a report on license usage upon request by 2degrees or Third Party Software Licensors; and
(iii) make all changes relating to licensing in writing or via a Service Order.
f) 2degrees may, upon reasonable notice (being not less than 20 days) require the Customer provide to 2degrees all necessary documentation to verify compliance with clause 3.5(a).
g) Where 2degrees reasonably believes that the Customer does not have the correct type or quantity of licences for its usage, the Customer will be notified and will be asked to produce evidence of licencing or immediately procure the correct licences. The Customer may also be liable for licensing back charges. If the Customer does not comply with this clause, 2degrees may, without liability, immediately terminate the Services on the basis that the Customer has failed to remedy a material breach by the Customer of the Agreement.
h) The Customer agrees to indemnify and hold harmless 2degrees from any third party claim arising out of the Customer’s failure to comply with this clause 3.5 and the limitations of liability in the Standard Terms and Conditions do not apply.
