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1. Non-Compete: Restricts parties from competing in specified areas - used when parties operate in similar markets

2. Technology Transfer: Details terms for sharing or transferring technology - included when alliance involves technical collaboration

3. Marketing and Branding: Specifies co-branding rules and marketing responsibilities - relevant for customer-facing alliances

4. Revenue Sharing: Outlines financial arrangements and profit distribution - needed when alliance generates direct revenue

5. Quality Control: Sets quality standards and monitoring processes - important for product/service delivery alliances

6. Regulatory Compliance: Details specific regulatory requirements - needed for regulated industries

7. Insurance: Specifies insurance requirements - important for high-risk activities or regulatory compliance

8. Data Protection: Details data handling and privacy requirements - crucial when personal or sensitive data is involved

9. Force Majeure: Expanded provisions for unforeseen circumstances - important for long-term or high-value alliances

1. Schedule 1 - Business Plan: Detailed business plan including objectives, timelines, and milestones

2. Schedule 2 - Resource Allocation: Specific details of personnel, assets, and resources committed by each party

3. Schedule 3 - Financial Terms: Detailed financial arrangements, including cost sharing and revenue distribution models

4. Schedule 4 - Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements

5. Schedule 5 - Technical Specifications: Technical details, protocols, and standards for collaboration

6. Schedule 6 - Governance Procedures: Detailed procedures for committee meetings, reporting, and decision-making

7. Appendix A - Contact Details: Key contact persons and their details for each party

8. Appendix B - Compliance Requirements: Specific regulatory and compliance requirements applicable to the alliance

9. Appendix C - Approved Subcontractors: List of pre-approved subcontractors or third parties, if applicable