General Provisions Applying to All Data Clause Samples

The 'General Provisions Applying to All Data' clause establishes baseline rules and standards that govern the handling, use, and management of all data covered by the agreement. It typically outlines overarching requirements such as data security measures, access controls, and compliance with applicable laws, regardless of the specific type or source of data involved. By setting these universal guidelines, the clause ensures consistency and clarity in data-related obligations, reducing ambiguity and minimizing the risk of disputes over data handling practices.
General Provisions Applying to All Data. 7.1.1.1 Ownership Each Collaborator shall have title to all Data generated by that Collaborator.
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