The document outlines terms and conditions for attending a service design conference. It defines key terms like supplier, consumer, and service. It specifies that any content from the conference cannot be commercially exploited without permission and that attendees cannot reverse engineer or sell the supplier's services. It also notes that any information shared with the supplier is non-confidential and can be used by them. The terms aim to protect the supplier's intellectual property while attendees get the conference content.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. The Consumer irrevocably acceptsthe followingterms and conditions(hereinafter referred to as “Terms & Conditions”)
2. Supplier:A person, who in their business providesgoodsor services to customers.
3. Consumer: An individual who has received goodsand services froma supplier; to pay the supplier for the goodsif another individual has received them; to
compensate a supplier for services supplies to someone else.
4. Service:xxx
5. Any difference between the Partiesshall be settled in law by applying Canadian Law, the Consumer undertakesto make any claim directly to ____
6. For being present at this Service,the “Terms & Conditions” apply
7. The Supplier may change these Terms & Conditions at any time without notifyingthe Consumers and if they continue here we shall consider that they have
accepted any changes.
8. Any distribution, publication or commercialor promotionalexploitation of the content of the Service is strictly prohibited.
9. The Consumer cannot download,inform,expose, publish, copy,reproduce,distribute,transmit,modify, execute,transfer or sell any content,data or materials of the
Service.
10. Unless specifically requested,the Supplier doesn't request or wish to receive any confidential,secret or proprietary information or other material fromthe
Consumer through email, website or any other way.
11. Any information received by the Supplier shall be considered as non-confidentialor secret,and therefore may be used by the Supplier in any way.
12. The Customer undertakesto indemnify and exonerate the supplier fromliability for any demand, costs, and expenses, of any nature,incurred as a result of the
assistance to the Service.
13. In accordance with the Consumer Protection Law, the Consumer may request a refund in cases of buying ticketsfroma secondary seller when the ticket doesn't match
the description as advertised by the seller.
The Customer should not, directly or indirectly:
14. Reverse engineer,decompile,disassemble or otherwise attempt to discover the source code,object code or underlyingstructure,ideas,know-how or algorithms
relevant to the Services or any software,documentation or datarelated to the Services.
15. License,sell, rent,lease, transfer,assign, distribute,display, disclose, or otherwise commercially exploit, or otherwise make the Services available to any third party
except the employeesor agents of the Customer.
28. A Bank who
wanted to improve
its legal services
How to redesign the
Stock Commission contract
experience?
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BANCOLOMBIA
Stock Commission contract
Client Delivers
at least 1 million
dollars to Bancolombia
and some specific
instructions
The Bank Conforms
an investment
portfolio
The Bank Invests
following the
objectives and
guidelines defined
by the client
35. A Public Entity
who wanted to
empower their citizens
How to guide Bogotá residents to
understand and pursue their right
to report companies for illegally
cutting down trees?
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1 2 3
Booking
tickets
Attending to
the SDGC
Content
you get
4. Any difference between the Parties shall be settled in law by applying Canadian Law, the Consumer undertakes to make any
claim directly to ____
5. For being present at this Service, the “Terms & Conditions” apply
6. The Supplier may change these Terms & Conditions at any time without notifying the Consumers and if they continue here we
shall consider that they have accepted any changes.
A person, who in their business provides goods or
services to customers.
An individual who has received goods and services
from a supplier; to pay the supplier for the goods if
another individual has received them; to
compensate a supplier for services supplies to
someone else.
SUPPLIER
CONSUMER
SERVICE
The presentation that the supplier is going to
deliver to the audience (consumers).
DEFINITIONS
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Any distribution, publication or commercial or
promotional exploitation of the content of the
Service is strictly prohibited.
- It is prohibited to make videos on our event
- You make take photos for your personal
use only.
- Commercial use is only allowed with
written prior permission by our authorized
person.
The Customer undertakes to indemnify and exonerate the supplier from liability for any demand, costs, and expenses, of any
nature, incurred as a result of the assistanceto the Service.
The Consumer cannot download, inform, expose, publish, copy, reproduce, distribute, transmit, modify, execute, transfer or sell
any content, data or materials of the Service.
The Customer should not, directly or indirectly:
1. Reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble or otherwise attempt to discover the source code, object code or underlying
structure, ideas, know-how or algorithms relevant to the Services or any software, documentation or data related to the Services.
2. License, sell, rent, lease, transfer, assign, distribute, display, disclose, or otherwise commercially exploit, or otherwise make
the Services available to any third party except the employees or agents of the Customer.
The Supplier must comply with the description that
was given on the SDGC web page.
Unless specifically requested, the Supplier doesn't
request or wish to receive any confidential, secret
or proprietary information or other material from
the Consumer through email, website or any other
way.
Any information received by the Supplier shall
be considered as non-confidential or secret, and
therefore may be used by the Supplier in any way.
ME PUBLIC MEPUBLIC
45. The law says what should
happen but does not say
how, and this is the power
that service design has.