IP Licensing · glossary
The form of a program that a computer runs and people cannot read. Clause 2.3 licenses KelderPlan in object code only, so the factory can run the software but cannot fix or adapt it. Licence 2.3 · Chapter 7 · see Source code
Explained in Chapter 7, Software, of IP Licensing.
Clause 2.3 grants one for the Software Period: the two-year Term, or up to three months more if the Sheffield company extends. The licence covers object code only, the form of a program that a computer runs and people cannot read.Read Chapter 7, Software →
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