Use and Ownership of Customer and Aggregated Data Sample Clauses

Use and Ownership of Customer and Aggregated Data. Subject to applicable law, Customer hereby grants to JPM and Aggregation Vendor a worldwide, non-exclusive license to Customer Data for all purposes necessary and appropriate to provide the Service, to generate Aggregated Data, to produce and deliver customized reports and analyses for Customer in connection with Customer’s banking, brokerage, or investment advisory relationship with JPM (“ Aggregation Reports”), to provide other products and services Customer may engage JPM to provide from time to time (“Aggregation Enabled Services”), and otherwise as may be required to perform under this Agreement. Consistent with the foregoing, and subject to applicable law, Customer understands, acknowledges, and agrees that: (a) Aggregated Data is the absolute property of JPM and that ownership will not revert to Customer following any termination of this Agreement; (b) JPM and Aggregation Vendor may use, modify, display, distribute, and create new material using Aggregated Data in connection with the provision of the Service; (c) Customer may not copy, reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works from Aggregation Reports or any other content Customer receives through the Service or Aggregation Enabled Services; (d) Aggregated Data can be accessed and viewed by individuals who support Customer’s relationship with JPM and as otherwise required to provide the Service; (e) JPM and Aggregation Vendor may use Aggregated Data to help optimize Customer’s personal use of the Service, to understand what other JPM tools, features, or functionality may be beneficial to Customer, and to develop and provide Customer with other JPM products or services; and (f) JPM and Aggregation Vendor may use Aggregated Data that does not identify Customer individually, whether by name or by any other means of personal identification, for their own business purposes without Notice to, or consent of, Customer, without any particular time limit and without the payment of any fees.
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Use and Ownership of Customer and Aggregated Data. ‌ Subject to applicable law, you hereby grant to us and Aggregation Vendor a worldwide, non- exclusive license to Customer Data and Content for all purposes necessary and appropriate to provide the Data Aggregation Service, to generate Aggregated Data, to produce and deliver customized reports and analyses for you in connection with your banking, brokerage, or investment advisory relationship with us (“Aggregation Reports”), to provide other products and services you may engage us to provide from time to time (“Aggregation Enabled Services”), and otherwise as may be required to perform under this Addendum. Consistent with the foregoing, and subject to applicable law, you understand, acknowledge, and agree that: (a) Aggregated Data is our absolute property and that ownership will not revert to you following any termination of this Addendum; (b) we and Aggregation Vendor may use, modify, display, distribute, and create new material using Aggregated Data in connection with the provision of the Data Aggregation Service;
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