Platform

Example Definitions of "Platform"
Platform. Means the system and/or interface through which the Coinbase Services are provided to Customer and includes, without limitation, all ideas, concepts, inventions, systems, platforms, nodes, clusters, software, interfaces, tools, utilities, templates, forms, techniques, methods, processes, algorithms, know-how, Intellectual Property Rights, trade secrets and other technologies, implementations and information that are proprietary to or used by Coinbase (which may be licensed from a contracted... Affiliate) in connection with providing the Coinbase Services or as otherwise related to its business. View More Arrow
Platform. The online monitoring platform provided by Symbid;
Platform. Shall mean the underlying computer systems or technologies on which Products and other application program(s), are operated in conjunction with Devices, expressly limited to short message service, Multi-Media Messaging and WinCe.net.
Platform. Shall mean the underlying computer systems or technologies on which Products and other application program(s) are operated in conjunction with Devices, expressly limited to GSM/GPS/GPRS and any version of the Microsoft operating system
Platform. Means a binary compatible combination of hardware and operating system software supported by Verity that will run the Software and the associated Application. The supported Platforms upon which Licensee may operate the Software and the Application are set forth in Exhibit C. ---------
Platform. IntraLinks or another similar electronic system (the "Platform")
Platform. A technology platform created from the proprietary, patented and patent-pending information retrieval, information extraction, and knowledge discovery technology developed and referred to by MSI as the "Correlation Technology Platform", as embodied in the Software, and described in Schedule B.
Platform. KITN's proprietary technology with respect to the Offer Wall and Direct Payment Product provided by KITN to Publisher hereunder
Platform. SFDC's web-based on-demand platform for developing and operating on-demand applications.
Platform. One or more online credit platforms from or through which the Fund may purchase a Platform Loan, and any of its related systems and data
All Definitions