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	* [[Back-to-back_provisions_in_construction_contacts\|Back-to-back provisions in construction contracts]].		* [[Back-to-back_provisions_in_construction_contacts\|Back-to-back provisions in construction contracts]].
	* Breach of contract.		* Breach of contract.
		+	* Confidentiality clause.
	* Contract conditions.		* Contract conditions.
	* Construction contract.		* Construction contract.

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	* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.		* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.
	* Prejudice to commercial interests.		* Prejudice to commercial interests.
		+	* Royalties.
	* Trade secrets.		* Trade secrets.
	* Types of construction organisation.		* Types of construction organisation.

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	See Intellectual property and Copyright for more information.		See Intellectual property and Copyright for more information.

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	* Appointing consultants.		* Appointing consultants.
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	* Intellectual property.		* Intellectual property.
	* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.		* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.
		+	* Prejudice to commercial interests.
		+	* Trade secrets.
	* Types of construction organisation.		* Types of construction organisation.

Designing Buildings at 07:21, 9 November 2020

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	* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]		* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]

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	Forms of appointment generally give the client a licence to use information such as a design for the purposes it was intended. This may include use of the design by other team members. The situation with Level 2 building information modelling is similar, but the position in relation to Level 3, where the entire team work on a single model is less clear.		Forms of appointment generally give the client a licence to use information such as a design for the purposes it was intended. This may include use of the design by other team members. The situation with Level 2 building information modelling is similar, but the position in relation to Level 3, where the entire team work on a single model is less clear.

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	* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]		* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]

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	Forms of appointment generally give the client a licence to use information such as a design for the purposes it was intended. This may include use of the design by other team members. The situation with Level 2 building information modelling is similar, but the position in relation to Level 3, where the entire team work on a single model is less clear.		Forms of appointment generally give the client a licence to use information such as a design for the purposes it was intended. This may include use of the design by other team members. The situation with Level 2 building information modelling is similar, but the position in relation to Level 3, where the entire team work on a single model is less clear.

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	* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]		* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]

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	See Intellectual property and Copyright for more information.		See Intellectual property and Copyright for more information.

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	* Appointing consultants.		* Appointing consultants.
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	* Construction contract.		* Construction contract.
	* Copyright.		* Copyright.
		+	* Design protection.
	* Intellectual property.		* Intellectual property.
	* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.		* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.
	* Types of construction organisation.		* Types of construction organisation.

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	* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]		* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]

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Editor at 13:19, 1 April 2016

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	* Appointing consultants.		* Appointing consultants.
	* Assignment.		* Assignment.
−	* Back-to-back provisions in construction contracts.	+	* [[Back-to-back_provisions_in_construction_contacts\|Back-to-back provisions in construction contracts]].
	* Breach of contract.		* Breach of contract.
	* Contract conditions.		* Contract conditions.

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Black’s Law Dictionary defines ‘proprietary’ as meaning:

* Of, or relating to, a proprietor.
* Of, relating to, or holding as property.

Proprietary information is information such as financial data, test results or trade secrets that is viewed as the holder’s property and that they wish to keep from becoming public knowledge.

For information to be considered proprietary, it should not be readily available in public sources, it should provide some sort of competitive advantage, and the company should take every reasonable step to maintain its confidentiality. This may include developing security systems to protect proprietary information from the increasing threat of cyber-hacking. More companies are now appointing information managers to assume responsibility for keeping such information safe and secure.

This can be an issue on construction projects, where members of the project team, or the client, may learn information that one party wishes to stay confidential. Submitting tender proposals for example may require the provision of detailed cost information, and descriptions of technologies and methodologies. This may include information that suppliers would not wish to be shared with their competitors.

As a result, organisations or employees with access to such information may be required to non-disclosure agreements or confidentiality agreements that can limit the use of ideas and information for a specific purpose for a certain period of time. They may protect information recorded in a certain form, perhaps marked as ‘confidential’, or they may protect information shared under certain circumstances, such as in presentations or meetings, or during the course of employment or consultancy. They can be used to prevent commercially sensitive information from being shared, or to prevent parties from communicating certain information to the press or other third parties.

Non-disclosure agreements can cover information such as:

* Intellectual property.
* Commercial or trading information.
* Technical drawings or designs.
* Business plans.
* Customer and potential customer lists.
* Mathematical and chemical formulae.
* Trade secrets which could include a formulae, programmes or processes.
* Personal information about individuals involved in a project
* Non-patentable know-how.

See Non-disclosure agreement for more information.

Some information may also be subject intellectual property rights such as; copyright, trademarks, patents, and other design rights.

Forms of appointment generally give the client a licence to use information such as a design for the purposes it was intended. This may include use of the design by other team members. The situation with Level 2 building information modelling is similar, but the position in relation to Level 3, where the entire team work on a single model is less clear.

See Intellectual property and Copyright for more information.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Appointing consultants.
* Assignment.
* Back-to-back provisions in construction contracts.
* Breach of contract.
* Contract conditions.
* Construction contract.
* Copyright.
* Intellectual property.
* Non-disclosure agreement for building design and construction.
* Types of construction organisation.

=== External references ===

* Inc.com - [http://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/proprietary-information.html Proprietary information]

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