Required Third Party Software definition

Required Third Party Software means certain third party software which is required in connection with the Services and for which the Client may be required to enter into a separate licence agreement or EULA with third party suppliers and for which an Access Fee may be applicable. Sensitive Information is defined in the Privacy Act; Services means the services provided by the Supplier to the Client under an Order and may include provision of cloud hosting services and consultancy services; Software Owner means each owner of the IPR in the Required Third Party Software and each of its components; Supplier’s Hardware means computer hardware or software that is owned, leased, or rented by or licensed to Supplier and used by Supplier to provide the Services identified in the Order Statement of Work, including the provision of Supplier hosted private or public Cloud solutions; Supplier’s Partner means the person or body corporate engaged by the Supplier to sell and market the Products, and to take and process Orders from Clients for acceptance by the Supplier; Post Implementation Support Services means updates, fixes to standard functionality, security alerts and critical patch updates provided in accordance with SECTION D; Tax Invoice means an invoice that is correctly rendered in accordance with clause 12.3; Taxable Supply has the meaning in the GST Law; Taxes means all taxes, surcharges, duties and similar imposed by a government or statutory body relating to the supply or use of goods and services or otherwise arising out of the Order, including, without limitation, goods and services tax (GST) and withholding tax;

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Required Third Party Software means certain third party software supplied with the Licensed Products which are required for operation of the Licensed Products and for which the Client may be required to enter into a separate licence agreement or ▇▇▇▇ with third party suppliers and for which an Access Fee may be applicable. vCPU means two hardware execution threads. Trial Licence permits the Client to use the Licensed Products only for trial purposes. The Client must not use the Licensed User Type means the licences for different user levels offered by the Supplier to the Client to purchase, access or use the Licensed Products and Services, as detailed in clause 3.1, and includes the following:

Required Third Party Software means certain third party software which is required in connection with the Services and for which the Client may be required to enter into a separate licence agreement or EULA with third party suppliers and for which an Access Fee may be applicable. Sensitive Information is defined in the Privacy Act; Services means the services provided by the Supplier to the Client under an Order and may include provision of cloud hosting services and consultancy services; Software Owner means each owner of the IPR in the Required Third Party Software and each of its components; Supplier’s Hardware means computer hardware or software that is owned, leased, or rented by or licensed to Supplier and used by Supplier to provide the Services identified in the Order Statement of Work, including the provision of Supplier hosted private or public Cloud solutions; Supplier’s Partner means the person or body corporate engaged by the Supplier to sell and market the Products, and to take and process Orders from Clients for acceptance by the Supplier; Supplier’s Products means hardware or software owned or licensed by Supplier and supplied by Supplier to the Client as part of the Services; Post Implementation Support Services means updates, fixes to standard functionality, security alerts and critical patch updates provided in accordance with SECTION D; Tax Invoice means an invoice that is correctly rendered in accordance with clause 12.3; Taxable Supply has the meaning in the GST Law; Taxes means all taxes, surcharges, duties and similar imposed by a government or statutory body relating to the supply or use of goods and services or otherwise arising out of the Order, including, without limitation, goods and services tax (GST) and withholding tax;

Examples of Required Third Party Software in a sentence

• If Licensor has met its obligation to use commercially reasonable efforts (as described above) to obtain licenses or other rights for Licensee for the Required Third Party Software, but is unable to procure such right or license for use of the Required Third Party Software (or, post-Closing, resolve a vendor claim as described above), the Parties shall follow an agreed upon process to resolve the matter.

• Without limitation of the foregoing, Licensee shall be obligated to comply with the terms and conditions of the applicable agreements with the Third Party licensor of the Required Third Party Software with respect to any Required Third Party Software license assigned to, acquired for or otherwise granted to Licensee hereunder.

• Where Licensor has pre-paid maintenance and support for Required Third Party Software that as of the Closing Date has been assigned or transferred to, or replicated, or otherwise acquired for the benefit of Licensee or Spinco, and provided Licensor provides proof of such pre-payment to the Company, Company shall reimburse Verizon, on a pro-rata basis, for such portions of the maintenance and support costs that extend after the Closing.

• If Third Parties require an agreement directly with Licensee for the maintenance of Required Third Party Software, Licensee will execute such separate agreement and assume responsibility for such maintenance fees commencing on the Closing Date.

• EXHIBIT B Required Third Party Software and Hardware DeltaBase may be accessed from the hardware and software configuration described under Client Requirements below.

• Company agrees that Verizon and Licensor’s agreements with Third Parties for maintenance of certain Required Third Party Software may be reduced to reflect such assignments or transfers to, or replications, or other acquisitions for the benefit of Spinco or Licensee.

• Effective as of execution of this Agreement, the Company and Verizon have agreed to use the process set forth in Exhibit 2 to handle maintenance service transactions for Required Third Party Software.

More Definitions of Required Third Party Software

Required Third Party Software means certain third party software supplied with the Software which is required for operation of the Software and for which the Client may be required to enter into a separate licence agreement or ▇▇▇▇ with third party suppliers and for which an Access Fee may be applicable. Sensitive Information is defined in the Privacy Act; Service Centre means the site designated by Supplier from time to time from which Supplier can most conveniently and practicably provide off-site Support Services; Services means the services provided by the Supplier to the Client under an Order and may include provision of access to, or a licence for, Software, maintenance and support services, cloud hosting services and consultancy services; Software means any software products that are licensed under an Order, along with its associated media, documentation and Updates;

Required Third Party Software consisting of the following: • Schedule C-2: List, subject to updating as described below, of embedded Required Third Party Software at the Ft. ▇▇▇▇▇ Data Center (“Embedded Software”); and • Schedule C-3: List, subject to updating as described below, of newly acquired or reused Required Third Party Software primarily installed at the Ft. ▇▇▇▇▇ Data Center (“New Software”). The Parties agree and acknowledge that Schedules B and C to the Software License Agreement may be reasonably updated from time to time by Verizon upon written notice until the Closing to reflect the actual Software delivered and Qualified Equipment required. Schedules C-2 and C-3, as updated, will set forth a list of all Verizon Third Party Software necessary, when used with the Software, to provide functionality to the Fort ▇▇▇▇▇ Data Center substantially similar to, but no less favorable to, the Spinco Business than that which the Spinco Business received from Verizon and its Affiliates as of the date of the Merger Agreement