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1. Commercialization Rights: Terms for commercial exploitation of the developed software, used when parties intend to commercialize the software

2. Source Code Escrow: Provisions for source code escrow arrangements, important when critical business dependencies exist

3. Data Protection: Specific provisions for handling personal data, required when software will process personal information

4. Open Source Components: Management of open source software usage and compliance, needed when open source components will be used

5. Training and Documentation: Requirements for technical documentation and training, important for complex software systems

6. Maintenance and Support: Post-development maintenance and support obligations, needed for ongoing collaboration

7. Export Control: Compliance with export control regulations, necessary for software with international distribution

8. Non-Competition: Restrictions on competitive activities, useful when protecting market advantages

9. Insurance: Insurance requirements and coverage obligations, important for high-value or high-risk projects

1. Technical Specifications: Detailed technical requirements and specifications for the software

2. Development Timeline: Detailed project schedule with milestones and deliverables

3. Resource Allocation: Breakdown of each party's resource commitments and responsibilities

4. Budget and Costs: Detailed financial arrangements and cost allocation

5. Testing and Acceptance Criteria: Specific criteria and procedures for testing and accepting deliverables

6. Pre-Existing IP: Inventory of each party's pre-existing intellectual property being contributed

7. Third-Party Components: List of third-party software components and associated licenses

8. Service Level Agreement: Performance standards and metrics for the developed software

9. Security Requirements: Specific security standards and requirements for the software