Equipment Data means any data, metadata, logs or other information generated by the operation of Seller Equipment or embedded Software, but does not include personally identifiable information nor any information entered into the Software or the Equipment by Buyer’s employees, agents, or end-users, except to the extent portions of such information appears in anonymized or aggregated form or in automated logs or similar records through the normal operation of the Software. Equipment end user can isolate inputs of personal and proprietary data from monitoring by following the technical table procedures set forth in the Software and Operators Manuals.

Equipment Data means manufacturer's catalog sheets, brochures, diagrams, schematic drawings, performance charts and other descriptive data for equipment to be furnished by the Contractor as required and provided in the Contract Documents.

Equipment Data means either:

Examples of Equipment Data in a sentence

The Contractor shall utilize both Industry (e.g., the Common Parts Catalog) and Government (e.g., NAVSEA Enterprise Commonality Virtual Shelf and the Hull, Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Data Research System (HEDRS)) tools to implement its Commonality and Standardization Plan.
In connection with any disclosure of Anonymized Equipment Data, Philips will not associate such data with Customer’s identity or the Personal Data of Customer’s patients, consumers, or employees.
However, successful completion of Company provided training will not be the deciding factor if the senior employee was available for such training yet was not offered the training.
Seller uses Equipment Data for delivery of Goods and Services under warranty and service agreements, and anonymized data points derived from Equipment Data in product research and development.
All manual(s) must be furnished prior to payment and delivered to Fleet Management, Equipment Data Coordinator.

More Definitions of Equipment Data

Equipment Data means (i) any data and/or meta-data collected from the Equipment by the Connectivity Solution and transmitted to the HUBGRADE™ Platform or uploaded by the Customer to the HUBGRADE™ Platform in the context of using the Services and as the case may be any data made available in return to the Equipment, and (ii) any data contained in any Deliverable which is originated from the raw data of the Equipment either in using the HUBGRADE™ Platform or performing the Services and which may include man-made observations and interpretation data.

Equipment Data means the data and information created by the data collection, telematics, instruments, sensors, meters, data transmission, and other Internet of Things (IoT) functionality installed in the Equipment. For the avoidance of doubt, Equipment Data does not include Resultant Data.

Equipment Data means any data, metadata, logs or other information generated by the operation of TRUMPF's Equipment or embedded Software but does not include personally identifiable information nor any information entered into the Software or the Equipment by Customers employees, agents, or end-users, except to the extent portions of such information appears in anonymized or aggregated form or in automated logs or similar records through the normal operation of the Software. The Equipment end user can isolate inputs of personal and proprietary data from monitoring by following the technical table procedures set forth in the Software and Operators Manuals.

Equipment Data means any data, metadata, logs or other information generated by the operation of the Software or the Device, but does not include any personally identifiable information, nor any information entered into the Software or the Device by the Customer's employees, agents or end-users,

Equipment Data has the meaning set out in Section 16.1.

Equipment Data means any data, metadata, logs or other information generated by the operation of TRUMPF's Equipment or embedded Software but does not include

Equipment Data means data about the performance of tools or any other instruments used in the performance of the services, sensor measurements, application logging and Agora Edge information.