Local Hosting Sample Clauses

The Local Hosting clause defines the terms under which data, software, or services are hosted on servers located within a specific geographic area, typically within the same country or region as the client. This clause may specify requirements for data storage, access controls, and compliance with local laws or regulations, such as data privacy or residency mandates. By establishing clear guidelines for where and how hosting occurs, the clause ensures that sensitive information remains within designated jurisdictions, addressing concerns about data sovereignty and regulatory compliance.
Local Hosting. Subject to the payment of local hosting fees and costs, and compliance with other PILA local hosting terms and conditions as set forth in a separate agreement between PILA and the local hosting entity, PILA may authorize members of PILA and affiliate members of PILA (“PILA Affiliates”) to locally host Metadata and Digital Identifiers from the PILA System, which PILA shall provide directly, solely to facilitate use of DOIs for linking to Original Works, subject to all other restrictions on the use of Metadata and Digital Identifiers. PILA reserves the right, upon reasonable notice, to audit the local hosting activity to ensure the proper functioning of the local-host system, and compliance with all applicable Crossref guidelines and agreements.
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Local Hosting. Housing, serving and maintaining files on Licensee's Local Hosting Server in Germany or on the servers of a third party. A third party does not include a competitive commercial party such as another publisher.
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Local Hosting. The Licensor grants Licensees and the National Library of Sweden, in capacity of a third party beneficiary of this Agreement, the rights to self-host the Metadata and the Full Texts for the purpose of improving discoverability of the Licensed Materials as detailed in Schedule 4. To avoid any misunderstandings, the Full Text cannot be used as a replacement of the version on the Licensor’s platform.
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