P0068-R: Verizon - E-mail: Schmiedel To Canetti Re; PeopleSoft Contract

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GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT P0068R

	Ken W. Schmiedel	To: Sergio Canetti
	03/26/2004 03:19 PM	cc: Jill Kastler/EMPL/MA /Verizon@ V ZNotes, Joseph L. Zlata/EMPL/NY/Verizon@ V ZNotes, Randy J. Costello/EMPL/FL/Verizon@ V ZNotes, Ricky A .Matthews/EMPL/TX /Verizon@ V ZNotes
		Subject: Re: PeopleSoft Contract - Two Items

Sergio:

We briefly discussed these when in Tampa this week. I received some additional information regarding training and will summarize my thoughts about derivative work as well (we discussed this already).

1. Training Units: HR has the following training credits:
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2. Derivative Work: My thoughts:
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Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Ken
Sergio Canetti

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	Sergio Canetti	To: Jill Kastler/EMPL/MA /V erizon@ V ZNotes, Randy J. Costello/EMPL/FL/V erizon@ V ZNotes, Ricky A. Matthews/EMPL/TX /V erizon@ V ZNotes, Ken W. Schmiedel/EMPL/TX /V erizon@ V Notes. Joseph L. Zlata/EMPL/NY/V erizon@ V ZNotes
	Sent by: Sergio Canetti	cc:
	03/19/2004 10:25 A M	Subject: Re: PeopleSoft Contract - Two Items

Joann Meyer is negotiating the contract with PSoft and had a couple of questions. Can I get your input on them?
Thanks,

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300 to 399	[REDACTED TEXT]
400 to 499	[REDACTED TEXT]
500 and above	[REDACTED TEXT]

Derivative Works

Derivative works are those things that we develop internally (ie customization / bolt-on's) using the Tools provided by PeopleSoft because we require that feature/function and it is not part of the delivered product and/or the product does not meet our requirement. In the old contract if we got a copyright patent on that code we had the right to sue PeopleSoft if they then incorporated that functionality into their standard product. PeopleSoft wants us to remove that language so the real question is [REDACTED TEXT]

Let me know what your thought are on this.

Thanks

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Updated August 14, 2015