by David Baka | Aug 9, 2013 | Blog, software escrow, Software Licensing, Source Code Escrow, Source Code Escrow Agreement
Technology Escrow Agreement & Application Service Provider “Software as a Service” supplied by Application-Service-Providers (ASPs) is a popular software model in which software is centrally hosted and is generally priced via a subscription fee. Organizations...
by David Baka | Mar 14, 2013 | Blog, software escrow, Software Source Code, Source Code, Source Code Escrow, Source Code Escrow Agreement, Source Code IP, Technology Escrow
Reasons for Technology Escrow Agreements – A Vendor’s Perspective The majority of Software Source Code Technology Escrow Agreements are established in order to resolve the ‘source code dilemma’. Establishing an Escrow Agreement provides the Licensee with access to...
by David Baka | Feb 11, 2013 | Blog, software escrow, Source Code Escrow, Source Code Escrow Agreement, Source Code Escrow Clause, Technology Escrow
Breaking Down Your Source Code Escrow Clause A typical license agreement may have a “source code escrow clause” within it stipulating that both parties (vendor and licensee) will establish an escrow agreement with a trusted, neutral third-party provider of Technology...
by David Baka | Jan 9, 2013 | Blog, software escrow, Source Code Escrow, Source Code Escrow Agreement, Technology Escrow
Source Code Escrow, Technology Escrow Conditions within a Multi-Beneficiary Escrow Agreement As documented in a previous blog entry, there are multiple types of source code escrow arrangements and source code escrow options that are offered today. Most trusted...
by David Baka | Dec 19, 2012 | Blog, software escrow, Software Licensing, Source Code Escrow, Source Code Escrow Agreement, Source Code Escrow Clause
Triggering events ~ Technology Vendor’s Intellectual Property to be released from escrow Establishing a Technology Escrow Agreement provides the Licensee with access to the Technology Vendor’s Intellectual Property (e.g. source code) and documentation, in the event...
