Service Provider Use Sample Clauses

Service Provider Use. You may make Software functionality accessible (but not by providing Software itself or through outsourcing services) to your end users in an extranet deployment, but not to your affiliated companies or to government agencies.
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Service Provider Use. Customer may permit Use of the Licensed Products by its third party service providers, experts, contractors or consultants, including any third parties providing Customer with outsourcing, data center management or disaster recovery services (“Service Providers”), provided that such Service Providers (a) use the Licensed Products only for Customer’s internal business purposes, and (b) Customer executes a valid, written agreement with each such Service Provider under which such Service Provider agrees to comply with and be bound by terms no less stringent that the terms of this Agreement. AccessData shall be a third party beneficiary of each such agreement. Customer hereby agrees to be fully responsible for each and every Service Provider’s (and its Users) full compliance with the terms and conditions of such agreement.
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Service Provider Use. In accordance with the terms of this Agreement, Symantec grants to Brightmail, and Brightmail accepts from Symantec, a limited, nonexclusive, non-transferable license to use the object code version of the Licensed Product consisting Norton Antivirus scanning and decomposition libraries for the Term of this Agreement only, for the purpose of sublicensing an integrated product with the BMI Product solely to provide the BMI Service through Authorized Sublicensees to Authorized Users located in the Territory as follows: (i) to create an antivirus module from the Norton Antivirus scanning and decomposition libraries, and upload this antivirus module, in executable form only, on Brightmail’s own servers to detect messages containing viruses and separate infected messages, (ii) to create an antivirus cleaning component that attempts to clean the infected messages using the Norton Antivirus scanning and decomposition libraries of the Licensed Product, (iii) obtain antivirus updates from Symantec Security Response ftp servers when available by automatic download into Brightmail’s BLOC, which can automatically test it for consistency and then encrypt and distribute the updates to the Authorized Sublicensees (all of the foregoing collectively referred to as the Licensed Product), (iv) directly or through Resellers, allow Authorized Sublicensees to upload the Licensed Product, in executable form only, onto its own servers to provide the Service, (v) as of the Effective Date, with Payments starting from the Amended Date, for a period of one (1) year from the Amended Date, unless renewed per the renewal terms in Section IX, allow Authorized Sublicensees to provide the Licensed Product to Enterprises where the Authorized Sublicensees hosts the email services of the Enterprise and Enterprise is not hosting any part of the Service and has no access to the actual Licensed Product software itself, and (vi) as of the Effective Date, with Payments starting from the Amended Date, for a period of one (1) year from the Amended Date, unless renewed per the renewal terms in Section IX, allow all Authorized Sublicensees to use the Licensed Products for the benefit of their Internal Users. The Service will be deemed to be provided in the countries in which the Authorized Sublicensee’s servers are located for purposes of Payments and Taxes under the terms of this Agreement. Brightmail is further granted a license to use the Documentation solely in its capacity as a Service Provider to...
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Service Provider Use. Customer may authorize its third-party service providers and contractors (collectively “Service Providers”) to use the Software, but only to the extent necessary for Customer to make use of the Software as intended by and in accordance with the Agreement. Any authorized use of the Software by Service Providers is subject to the following: (i) these rights will continue only while Customer and Service Providers have in place a written agreement that gives Customer the authority to compel any such Service Providers’ compliance with terms that are not materially different than those portions of the Agreement that govern the use of the Software, including without limitation license grants and restrictions, and non-disclosure of Supplier Confidential Information; (ii) Customer must be appropriately licensed for any and all increased usage of the Software attributable to Service Providers; (iii) Customer shall remain jointly and severally liable to Supplier for its Service Providers’ use of the Software;
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Service Provider Use. Customer may authorise its third-party service providers and contractors (collectively “Service Providers”) to use the Software or Cloud Services, but only to the extent necessary for Customer to make use of the Software or Cloud Services as intended by and in accordance with the Agreement. Any authorised use of the Software or Cloud Services by Service Providers is subject to the following: (i) these rights will continue only while Customer and Service Providers have in place a written agreement that gives Customer the authority to compel any such Service Providers’ compliance with terms that are not materially different than those portions of the Agreement that govern the use of the Cloud Services, including without limitation license grants and restrictions, and non-disclosure of Supplier Confidential Information; (ii) Customer must be appropriately licensed for any and all increased usage of the Software or Cloud Services attributable to Service Providers; (iii) Customer shall remain jointly and severally liable to Supplier for its Service Providers’ use of the Software or Cloud Services; (iv) a breach of the Agreement terms by a Service Provider shall be considered a breach by Customer hereunder; and (v) under no circumstances may Service Providers use the Software or Cloud Services to operate or provide services to any other party, or in connection with Service Providers’ own business operations.
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Service Provider Use. Customer may permit Use of the Licensed Products by its third party service providers, experts, contractors or consultants, including any third parties providing Customer with outsourcing, data center management or disaster recovery services (“Service Providers”), provided that such Service Providers (a) use the Licensed Products only for Customer’s internal business purposes, and
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Service Provider Use. Service Provider shall use the Network to the extent that it is available during the Term of this Agreement. Nothing in this Agreement shall require Service Provider to use the Network exclusively.
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  • Service Providers Provider shall enter into written agreements with all Service Providers performing functions pursuant to this Agreement, whereby the Service Providers agree to protect Student Data in manner no less stringent than the terms of this DPA. The list of Provider’s current Service Providers can be accessed through the Provider’s Privacy Policy (which may be updated from time to time).

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