Common use of Improvements to the Services Clause in Contracts

Improvements to the Services. 10.1. The Provider shall use all reasonable endeavours to conceive and develop new and improved methods of carrying out the Services and improvements or modifications to the Services themselves (hereinafter referred to as “Improvements”). The Provider agrees to disclose fully any Improvements to the Delivery Centre and the Delivery Centre shall determine the feasibility and desirability of incorporating them into the relevant Services. Any non-patentable Improvement approved by the Delivery Centre may be used by the Delivery Centre and all Providers of the Delivery Centre without any obligation to the Provider for royalties or other payment. 10.2. Where the Improvement is capable of being patented, the Provider shall give the Delivery Centre the right of first refusal at a fair price (to be fixed by an appropriate independent arbitrator in the event of disagreement) of all rights in any such Improvement.

Improvements to the Services. 10.1. The Provider shall use all reasonable endeavours to conceive and develop new and improved methods of carrying out the Services and improvements or modifications to the Services themselves (hereinafter referred to as “Improvements”). The Provider agrees to disclose fully any Improvements to the Delivery Centre and the Delivery Centre shall determine the feasibility and desirability of incorporating them into the relevant Services. Any non-patentable Improvement approved by the Delivery Centre may be used by the Delivery Centre and all Providers of the Delivery Centre without any obligation to the Provider for royalties or other payment. 10.2. Where the Improvement is capable of being patented, the Provider shall give the Delivery Centre the right of first refusal at a fair price (to be fixed by an appropriate independent arbitrator in the event of disagreement) of all rights in any such Improvement.appropriate