Software Guidelines Sample Clauses

The Software Guidelines clause sets out the rules and standards for the use, development, or integration of software within the context of an agreement. It typically outlines acceptable practices, security requirements, and compliance obligations that must be followed by the parties when handling software. For example, it may require adherence to specific coding standards, prohibit the use of unauthorized third-party software, or mandate regular security updates. The core function of this clause is to ensure that all software-related activities are conducted safely, legally, and in accordance with best practices, thereby reducing risks associated with software misuse or vulnerabilities.
Software Guidelines. Publisher will comply with the Yahoo! Downloadable Software Guidelines attached hereto as Exhibit 2, as may be updated from time to time in Yahoo!’s sole discretion (“Software Guidelines”). Any material non-compliance with the Software Guidelines shall constitute a material breach of this Agreement.
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Software Guidelines. Software may be purchased from specific curriculum budgets and/or the school technology budgets. However, before purchasing software, staff should consult with the Technology or iPad director. This helps to avoid duplication, allows us to order in the most economical way, allows for purchasing of interdisciplinary pieces of software, and ensures that the software purchased will be compatible with the hardware, network, and security programs in place. In order to prevent conflicts with software, as well as to comply with software copyright laws, all software on Mercyhurst Preparatory School computers must be installed ONLY under the following conditions: • the software is licensed by the school and the license is on file in the appropriate office • the Technology or iPad Director has given approval for installation • technology staff has been given enough advance notice to allow for testing compatibility and installation of the new software • the actual installation is carried out by the technology staff
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