OEM Distribution definition

OEM Distribution means any distribution to, and/or use of the Products by, others outside Customer’s organization and distribution and/or use of the Products as either a bundled add-on to, or embedded component of another application, with such application being made available to its users as, but not limited to, an on-premises application, a hosted application, a software-as-a-service offering or a subscription service for which the distributor of the application receives a license fee or any form of direct or indirect compensation and whether for commercial or non-commercial purposes.

OEM Distribution means distribution and or use of the Software as either a bundled add-on to, or embedded component of, another application with such application being made available to its end user customers as, but not limited to, an on-premises application, a hosted application, a Software-as-a-Service offering or a subscription service for which the distributor of the application receives a license fee or any form of direct or indirect compensation. You are excluded from the foregoing restrictions in this paragraph if (a) You are using the “Redistributable Code” only and in accordance with the terms of this XXXX; (b) if You are using the Software solely for Your organization’s internal use in a single server or a single virtual node configuration or (c) if You are using the Software for commercial or production purposes in a single server or a single virtual node configuration.

OEM Distribution by With respect to each Product hereunder, Interplay shall have Interplay: the right to license the Products (including, without limitation, abbreviated or so-called "OEM lite" versions of the Products) for manufacture and distribution to third party OEM hardware or peripheral product manufacturers, aggregators and service providers (e.g., hotels, airlines or cruise ships) solely for ultimate distribution of the Products in pre-packaged combinations with such third party's (or such third party's customers') hardware or peripheral products, subject to Activision's sole and absolute right to approve of such license in each instance where the distribution of the Product under such OEM agreement will commence within the first [*] days following the initial commercial shipment of such Product by Activision. For OEM agreements where distribution of the Product will commence after such [*] day period, no approval from Activision shall be required; provided, however, Interplay shall only enter into OEM agreements in connection with the Products during such period in accordance with the customary terms and conditions (including, without limitation, per unit pricing after taking into account the then current market conditions for the applicable Product) pursuant to which it has entered into OEM agreements for its previously released [*] PC products. Without limiting the foregoing, in no event shall Interplay enter into any agreement for the distribution of the Products as a compilation in combination with other software products or as part of a package containing optical disks or other storage media incorporating any images or text or otherwise for ultimate distribution to end users except in pre-packaged combinations with third party hardware or peripheral products.

Examples of OEM Distribution in a sentence

• Microsoft OEM Distribution Agreement for Software Products for Embedded Systems, #*** dated July 01, 2010 between MS and B SQUARE CORPORATION Confidential treatment has been requested for portions of this agreement.

• OEM Distribution means distribution of the Product as either a bundled add-on to, or embedded component of, another application with such application being made available to its users as, but not limited to, an on-premises application, a hosted application, a Software-as-a-Service offering or a subscription service for which the distributor of the application receives a license fee or any form of direct or indirect compensation.

• Our OEM Distribution Agreement with Microsoft for the sale of Microsoft Windows IoT operating systems is currently restricted to North America.

• Within ten (10) days after termination or expiration of this Agreement, [BELTRON] shall return to [MICROSOFT] (i) all full or partial copies of each Product including OEM Adaptation Kit(s) and OEM Distribution Kit(s) in [BELTRON's ] possession or under its control for which a royalty has not been paid and (ii) all copies of the Product in source code form.

• We have focused on increasing the number of customer and market reach in all three verticals i.e. OEM, Distribution and Exports.

• Forensic interviews shall be child-centered and coordinated to avoid duplication.

• Any documents or information relating to the proceedings at the meeting may only be sent to the Company in one of the ways set out in this notice of meeting.

• Microsoft’s Conduct Was Exclusionary Even Though It Did Not Completely Exclude Navigator From The OEM Distribution Channel Microsoft argues that its “OEM license agreements also are unobjectionable because they do not unduly restrict Netscape’s opportunities to distribute Navigator.” MS Br. 107.

• You may not distribute the Software, or any portions of it, via OEM Distribution (as defined below) without entering into a separate OEM Distribution Agreement with Licensor.

• The term of this Platform OEM Distribution License Terms shall be for one (1) year or as specified on the Quote/Invoice or Order Form and shall commence as of the date of purchase (the “Initial Term”).

More Definitions of OEM Distribution

OEM Distribution means any distribution or use of the Bundled Software by a third party outside Customer's organization only as a bundled add-on or embedded component of an application either as an on-premise, or a hosted, or a software-as-a-service offering or a subscription service for which the distributor of the application receives a license fee or any form of direct or indirect compensation and whether for commercial or non-commercial purposes.

OEM Distribution means any distribution to, and/or use of the Beta Software by, others outside Your organization and distribution and/or use of the Beta Software as either a bundled add‐on to, or embedded component of another application, with such application being made available to its users as, but not limited to, an on‐premises application, a hosted application, a software‐as‐a‐service offering or a subscription service for which the distributor of the application receives a license fee or any form of direct or indirect compensation and whether for commercial or non‐commercial purposes.