Use of De-identified Data Sample Clauses

Use of De-identified Data. Contractor may use De-identified Data for purposes of research, the improvement of Contractor’s products and services, and/or the development of new products and services. In no event shall Contractor or Subcontractors re-identify or attempt to re-identify any De-identified Data or use De-identified Data in combination with other data elements or De-identified Data in the possession of a third-party affiliate, thereby posing risks of re-identification.

Use of De-identified Data. You agree that we may Process, both during and after the Term (defined below), data derived from Personal Information that has been de-identified and/or aggregated to reasonably avoid identification of a specific Authorized User or individual for research, development, analytics, and similar purposes.

Use of De-identified Data. Business Associate may de-identify PHI and utilize xx-xxxx- tified PHI for purposes other than research, provided that Business Associate (i) xx-xxxx- tifies the PHI pursuant to the HIPAA requirements set out in 45 C.F.R. § 164.514(b) and (ii) provides Covered Entity with appropriate documentation if required by 45 C.F.R. § 164.514(b)(1)(ii). De-identified information does not constitute PHI and, with the ex- ception of paragraph 1.2(f) below, is not subject to the terms of this Agreement.

Use of De-identified Data. Infinite Campus may use De-identified Data for purposes of research, the improvement of Infinite Campus’ products and services, and the development of new products and services. In no event shall Infinite Campus or Subcontractors re-identify or attempt to re-identify any De- identified Data or use De-identified Data in combination with other data elements or De-identified Data in the possession of a third-party affiliate, thereby posing risks of re-identification.

Use of De-identified Data. If District consents in writing on the form attached as Schedule 3, Contractor may use De-identified Data for purposes of research, the improvement of Contractor’s products and services, and/or the development of new products and services. In no event shall Contractor or Subcontractors re-identify or attempt to re-identify any De-identified Data or use De-identified Data in combination with other data elements or De-identified Data in the possession of a third-party affiliate, thereby posing risks of re-identification.

Use of De-identified Data. The license granted to Customer in Section 5.1 above is subject to the further condition that Customer agrees that TOMIA may collect, aggregate, use and disclose Services data relating to Customer and/or End-User’s traffic, routing arrangements, rates etc., so long as such data is de-identified (i.e., cannot be attributed or connected to the End-User).

Use of De-identified Data. Customer agrees that during and after the expiry of the Agreement, Xxxxxxx may use and disclose for benchmarking, educational research, developing and improving products and services or for any other related purposes Customer Personal Data from which features directly identifying any individual have been removed. Such de-identified data is not considered Customer Personal Data.

Use of De-identified Data. Snappet may use De-Identified Data for product development, research, or other purposes, including the development and improvement of the Platform. Snappet may use De-Identified Data to demonstrate the effectiveness of Snappet’s products or services, including in its research or marketing. Snappet agrees not to attempt to re-identify De-Identified Data. Snappet may not include Client’s name in its research or marketing without the prior express written consent of the Client’s Contact Person. Snappet will not disclose to any third party, excluding subcontractors, service providers, and partners, that Client utilizes the Platform without the prior express written consent of the Client’s Contact Person. And the research and marketing shall not identify or suggest that Client or any of its students, employees, agents, or subcontractors approve of, recommend, vouch for, or otherwise take any position or are affected by the use of the Platform without the prior express written consent of the Client’s Contact Person. Snappet’s use of such De-Identified Data shall survive termination of this Agreement or any request by Client to return or destroy Protected Student Data.

Use of De-identified Data. We may use de-identified usage data internally to analyze and improve our educational services, and to develop new products or features. We will never attempt to re-identify data that has been de-identified. We may release de-identified data to educational researchers for the purpose of evaluating the effectiveness of our program. We will not release de-identified data unless we are confident it cannot be re- identified, due to the removal of all direct and indirect personal identifiers, and the educational researchers have agreed in writing that they will not attempt to re- identify any individuals, classes, or Schools. We may use aggregate de-identified data, such as the number of users of our service, for promotional purposes. How We Securely Store Data XtraMath takes security seriously. We implement a variety of industry-standard security measures to prevent any unauthorized access to our users’ data. Such measures include, but are not limited to: data minimization; encrypting data in transit via HTTPS; hashing sensitive data, like passwords; deletion of outdated data; locked physical facilities; employee training; and administrator account security. XtraMath stores and processes all data on servers in the United States. All servers that store XtraMath data are operated by trusted third party processors with whom we have contractual Data Processing Addendums. Our providers are certified under the EU-US Privacy Shield and Swiss-US Privacy Shield, to better protect the data of our international users. For details, see Appendix A, List of Third Party Providers.

Use of De-identified Data. Partner may use De-identified Data for purposes of research, the improvement of Partner’s products and services, and/or the development of new products and services. In no event shall Partner or subcontractor re-identify or attempt to re- identify any De-identified Data or use De-identified Data in combination with other data elements or De-identified Data in the possession of a third-party affiliate, thereby posing risks of re- identification. 4.5.1 Any study, assessment, report, or other agreed upon work product that would provide benefit to the District Sponsor or the District using De-identified Data, must use suppression/masking for any group with less than sixteen (16) students.