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Candace: I'm Candace Lee, Assistant Chief Nursing Officer in Ambulatory Care

at Phoenix Indian Medical Center.

At this hospital, we believe in making things better.

Every unit has an action plan, and we strive to reach our goals and to fix any problems.

I was born in this hospital, and I've always felt a connection to it.

My grandmother was a Pima Native, and my grandfather was African American.

I'm proud of my heritage and I know I can celebrate it here.

When I was little, I wanted to be a doctor.

But I saw how patients really relate to their nurses, so I went for nursing instead.

(she says to child: "98.7 All right")

In primary nursing, we take ownership of each patient and their progress.

(she says to dad: "So we already made that appointment") I've gotten to know many patients

and their families.

(she says to dad: "Do you have any questions?")

We are here for them for their whole lives.

I love that feeling of having the power to help.

Working for the Indian Health Service is not about a pay-check.

I do this because it's my calling.

I'm Candace Lee, and I'm a nurse for the Indian Health Service.

And I am HHS.

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Best Bar Services - How To Choose The Best Commercial Ice Maker - Duration: 3:50.

What is the best ice machine for bars and restaurants? In this video discover

why the best solution for commercial ice makers is ice machine subscriptions.

Coming up!

Hey, Rick Uzubell again from Cabaret Design Group, where I share my personal

ideas and tips on bar design, draft beer system design and product reviews.

Later in this video I'll give you 'Today's Takeaway'.

If you're new here, please consider subscribing and

check-out the show notes and links in the 'YouTube Description' below.

Now let's jump into the show!

No surprise here, but results from a recent

industry survey among food service managers revealed that ice machines

have replaced dishwashers as the most frustrating piece of kitchen equipment.

In fact, 57.1% of participants stated that ice machines

caused the greatest problems of their facility, far surpassing the 3.9%

who listed the dishwasher. Five years ago

dishwashers were at the top of this list, but service providers such as Ecolab

and Auto-Chlor have changed how dishwashing equipment is provided,

maintained and repaired. A new business model was born.

The above-mentioned survey also revealed the following: 1). More than half responded that

machine repairs averaged 2-7 days; 2). 80% of participants stated that

they spent up to US$400 per repair, and

3). Responders overwhelmingly prefer Hoshizaki ice machines.

With commercial ice machines being so problematic and costly, why would anyone want to own one?

A new company, known as Easyice, has the answer. Recognizing the need for a large-scale,

reliable solution for the hospitality sector, Easyice innovated the

concept of 'ice machine subscriptions'. Easyice is the first and only national

provider of ice machine subscriptions, supplying ice machines for hotels,

restaurants and bars in 43 states.

Through its 24 x 365 call center, Easyice

customers are serviced in real time, through a partnership with ReddyIce,

the largest packaged ice supplier in North America, Easyice is able to

provide experienced service technicians and emergency ice within 3-6 hours.

Easyice recognized that ownership of commercial ice machines is a losing

proposition -- especially considering the ongoing headaches of repairing,

maintaining and cleaning. Understanding that safe and reliable ice production is

the end-goal of every commercial ice machine owner, Easyice developed the ice

machine subscription as the hassle-free method of delivering it. With an Easyice

subscription, every customer receives a Hoshizaki commercial ice machine -- the best

in the industry, and Easyice assumes the risk and expense.

Here's what's included in the subscription: guaranteed ice 7 x 365, energy-efficient

Hoshizaki commercial ice machines, ice bins and dispensers, all repairs and

maintenance by expert technicians and free water filter replacements and

biannual ice machine cleanings.

So it isn't about how to choose the best commercial ice maker -- it's about how to

choose the best commercial ice service -- ice machine subscriptions by Easyice.

See you next time!

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CSC LAUNCH FIVE NEW SERVICES IN MARCH MONTH-मार्च महीने में सीएससी ने शुरू की ये पांच नई सर्विस - Duration: 6:52.

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For more infomation >> CSC LAUNCH FIVE NEW SERVICES IN MARCH MONTH-मार्च महीने में सीएससी ने शुरू की ये पांच नई सर्विस - Duration: 6:52.

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Peter Pan adding bus services for Easter weekend - Duration: 0:30.

For more infomation >> Peter Pan adding bus services for Easter weekend - Duration: 0:30.

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How professional services firms can use Microsoft Dynamics 365 to transform their business - Duration: 4:41.

Now more than ever, building trusted relationships and maintaining a solid reputation,

depends on delivery of outstanding and increasingly distinctive client experiences.

Professional Services Firms need to embrace new levels of transparency

and build a workplace where it's easy for them to see all client interactions

and understand internal resource availability during key decision making phases.

Let's look at how Microsoft Dynamics 365 empowers Contoso,

a leading consultancy and services organisation,

to optimise their operations and engage with their clients.

Spencer Low is a partner at Contoso. He begins his day by checking his emails.

He's pleased to see an email from Victoria Jones,

his primary contact at a key client account, Fabrikam.

The email confirms they'd like to meet Spencer to discuss the audit requirements.

Directly from Outlook he views the details held in Dynamics 365 linked to the opportunity.

This includes the estimated revenue, close date and owner.

It also shows all recent activities and interactions with Victoria

and provides click to call capability using Skype for Business.

In preparation for the meeting Spencer navigates to the opportunity record.

This provides a full breakdown of the opportunity

including summary information, an activity log of all communications

plus a list of all key stakeholders and their roles.

Spencer is keen to dig a little bit deeper on the client account.

He does this by moving to the single client view.

Here he can immediately gain an insight into firm wide interactions with Fabrikam.

Any items you may have missed are flagged on the timeline.

The intelligent relationship assistant, further supports Spencer

and advises on the next best actions to take.

Now he's prepared he heads to the meeting.

Let's watch how Spencer can continue to utilise Dynamics 365 using his mobile device.

At the meeting Victoria and the Fabrikam team outline their engagement requirements

and confirm their interest in Contoso.

Spencer uses the Dynamics 365 mobile app on his tablet device.

The app provides the same user experience as the desktop

meaning Spencer remains as productive whilst out with clients as he is in the office.

He uses the notes section to add a note

and then completes the follow up task linked to the meeting.

The meeting concludes and everyone agrees was very productive.

Now let's watch as Dynamics 365 helps Spencer to progress this opportunity back at the office.

To produce an accurate engagement proposal Spencer needs to collaborate with his colleagues.

He uses the team space within Dynamics 365 to do this.

The team space contains all documentation linked to the opportunity and lists all scheduled meetings.

Spencer uses the conversation thread to update the group of the meeting outcomes,

and each group member is notified.

Veronica, the operations manager at Contoso, sees an email from Spencer

and begins putting together a plan of the engagement.

She uses a template to build the engagement plan

and identifies the qualified resources across the business

all from within Dynamics 365.

She adds Spencer to the engagement, checks the quotation details and updates Spencer.

An accurate proposal can now be shared with the client

and importantly Contoso can view the profitability of the engagement.

The client accepts the proposal and all Contoso resources booked in the engagement are automatically notified.

Spencer kicks off the engagement and upon completion of the task he updates his time sheet.

The flexible time entry capability caters for import from resource bookings

and import from his Outlook calendar.

He can also use mobile phone for time and expenses whilst out of the office.

As soon as time submitted by the project team and is approved it becomes Work in Progress.

Using the flexible billing engine an invoice is scheduled and sent to client, or exposed on the client portal.

Contract performance is updated in real time in Dynamics 365.

Contoso can analyse management information directly from Dynamics 365

including overall firm performance, engagement profitability and effort against budget,

using the real time interactive dashboard presented in the engagement.

This brings us to the end of this video.

During where we have seen how Microsoft solutions will help Contoso empower teams,

by enhancing productivity to deliver on time, under budget client engagements.

Increase profitability by maximising resource utilisation,

deepen client engagement by providing relationship transparency and intelligence

to make the right decisions at the right time,

and optimise growth by instilling a culture of informed decision-making focused on firm profitability.

For more infomation >> How professional services firms can use Microsoft Dynamics 365 to transform their business - Duration: 4:41.

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Ideas for Parents: School Nutrition Environment and Services - Duration: 1:27.

For more infomation >> Ideas for Parents: School Nutrition Environment and Services - Duration: 1:27.

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School Nutrition Environment and Services - Duration: 2:58.

For more infomation >> School Nutrition Environment and Services - Duration: 2:58.

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Certification de services supports pour du e-gouvernement - Duration: 6:24.

Government organizations face a new challenge:

to build IT infrastructures for the support of

``e-government'' services, in other words government services

that are accessible online while remaining reliable and secure.

With this support, any citizen could request an administrative procedure

and expect in return a timestamped certificate

of the operations carried out.

An obvious property of government e-services is that they MUST be resilient to failures,

regardless of their origin: accidental or malicious.

A first step is to rely on databases that demonstrate strong reliability.

There are several ways to build such databases.

The current trend is to use the ``blockchain'',

whose main usage is to record financial transactions associated with

virtual currencies such as ``Bitcoin''.

But there are other building blocks, for instance ``Distributed Hash Tables'', or DHTs.

``DHTs'' arrange huge numbers of nodes into virtual rings, where each node is associated with a computer.

A DHT ring can span over the whole planet, hosted by machines connected to the Internet.

Each ring node has a unique logical identifier: for example a number from 1 to N.

In order to compute the unique identifier of a node, DHTs provide a function

that takes the network address of the host computer as input.

Every physical machine on the Internet has a unique network address.

DHT functions add a distribution property

to the effect that two machines which are physically close in terms of network addresses

have a very low chance of being logically close on the virtual ring.

This property prevents the virtual ring from getting broken,

even in the event of a country-wide outage. The DHT maintains redundant copies of node addresses

to strengthen the ring the ring even further against failures.

The DHT stores and replicates data

on a set of nodes whose identifiers are numerically close, thus preventing

losses due to failures.

To read and write a data entry, a user must know its logical key,

a numerical identifier associated with the entry.

DHTs are good building blocks for e-government services.

In cooperation with colleagues from the four corners of the World:

at the laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris 6 at Sorbonne Université and Inria

in Paris, at the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa Maria in Valparaiso, Chile,

and at the Shanghai campus of New York University, we have designed,

on top of a DHT, a scalable system that stores transactions

and provides a non-repudiable certificate for each transaction.

However, even after we finished its design, we still had to prove our system

delivered its services correctly: no loss of transactions, no emission of an erroneous

certificate that would attest of an imaginary transaction.

The proof is hard to establish.

Indeed, our system is highly parallel, which is also

what makes it robust.

However, a fundamental result, published in 1985

by three researchers, Michael Fischer, Nancy Lynch, and Michael Paterson,

demonstrates that it is impossible to reach a distributed consensus

in an asynchronous system where at least one process may fail.

Simply put: the fact that you've been waiting very long for a postal package

does not give you any clue towards conclusions.

The longer you wait, the higher the probability

that the parcel got lost or was never sent in the first place.

You can check physically if the sender is functioning correctly.

But if you're handling simultaneous exchanges of large numbers of parcels

among multiple nodes, checking every node at all times is unfeasible.

All the more so in a context of possible failures, since requests to the senders

can also get lost.

It is thus impossible to determine the exact

status of each parcel.

Since the results of Fischer, Lynch, and Patterson apply to

the runtime environment of DHTs, we had to demonstrate the correctness

of our algorithm in a complex setting.

To this end, we combined mathematical techniques

for behavior modelling and prediction with a probabilistic analysis.

We proceeded in two steps.

In our first step, we verified formally (and thus with a 100% certainty)

that the behavior of our system in an ideal world,

where there is no message loss and where consensus is indeed possible.

Then we assumed a fixed probability of failure on a single node to

assess the probability of failures in the distributed system:

the loss of a transaction which prevents the establishment of its certificate,

or the issuance of an erroneous certificate attesting a transaction

that never occurred.

We selected our failure model and designed our algorithm

to cover at the same time hardware failures, bugs, and

malicious behaviors.

Our mathematical analysis shows that,

assuming a 5% (5 times 10 to the power -2) probability of failure on any node,

we can bound the probability of failure of our overall system

to 10 to the power -13.

Our single node failure assumption is voluntarily high and gives an idea

of the efficiency of the system we propose.

To give you a concrete example, by using our system to file

all of the 36.5 million income tax declarations submitted every year

in France, the error rate would be about one per millenium.

In practise, it is impossible to achieve a fully failure-proof algorithm

in a realistic environment of execution, so we use the term

``quasi-certification'' to describe the type of guarantee our solution

provides for online services.

You can find more details about this work in our paper published in 2017 by The Computer Journal,

a prestigious international journal edited by Oxford University Press.

For more infomation >> Certification de services supports pour du e-gouvernement - Duration: 6:24.

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New partnership helps Montana Child and Family Services workers - Duration: 2:06.

For more infomation >> New partnership helps Montana Child and Family Services workers - Duration: 2:06.

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The Career Services Office at MSU Law - Duration: 3:36.

(gentle music)

- Every year, our class, our graduating class

goes to about 35 different states

across the country.

We also always have a significant

number of students that are articling

or working post graduate in Canada

through our dual Canada degree

with our dual J.D. degree with the University of Ottawa.

And then usually we have students go to

one or two other countries as well.

Our top market right now is Michigan,

historically it's always been Michigan

and Chicago has pretty consistently

been our second largest market for graduates.

Other very significant markets

and where we have strong presence of alums

include Washington DC, California, New York,

New Jersey area, Florida, Texas.

And we recently hired an employment

and alumni relations person whose focus

is to expand opportunities outside of Michigan

so there are a lot of exciting outcomes

outside and inside of Michigan for our graduates.

(gentle music)

Our graduates do a wide variety of work.

Historically, the largest percentage

of our graduates are in private practice,

that's not a surprise, that's a pretty

consistent trend across the country

with any graduate of an ABA accredited law school.

So we always have somewhere close to 50%

of our students going into private practice

which is really just firms.

Can be small firms, it can be large firms,

it can be mid sized firms, but that's the bulk

of where our graduates do their post grad work.

We also have a very significant number of graduates

that go into business and industry.

This correlates with what very often

are called J.D. advantage careers.

There are careers in compliance,

careers in law firm management, careers in corporations.

We tend to have a higher number of graduates,

a higher percentage of our graduates

every year going into the business and industry

than other ABA accredited law schools.

(gentle music)

So I always tell people, when you're looking

at employment statistics, it can be a little bit

overwhelming, but if you're trying to ascertain

you know, who from this law school wanted a job,

wanted a legal job and couldn't get one,

which is frankly what a lot of our admitted students

are thinking about, which is great,

that's what you should be thinking about.

But really if you look at the seeking graduates,

that's going to tell you the category

or the number of students that want legal jobs

and for whatever reason couldn't find them.

All of the other categories are frankly

a little bit of noise to some extent.

And our seeking percentage is consistently

lower than the national average.

For our class of 2016 we had 6.1%

of our class who was seeking

compared with 8.8% for the national average.

6.1% of graduates seeking equates to roughly

seven or eight graduates in every class.

(gentle music)

For more infomation >> The Career Services Office at MSU Law - Duration: 3:36.

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Accelerate Manufacturing Transformation with Microsoft Enterprise Services - Duration: 2:57.

>> The environment of manufacturing at the moment is

a very big push towards digital.

They're really looking for that big innovation engine.

>> If the manufacturing business

is not already instrumented,

that must happen to

understand what's happening with the assets,

with the equipment, and to actually give you

intelligence and make your entire operation smart.

Once all the instrumentation is in place,

all kinds of things can be discovered.

>> Once you've actually got the data into the cloud,

you can then start to visualize it.

That's incredibly powerful on it's own, I think,

just giving people access to real-time information.

>> If we can take a step

back and look at where that data is coming from,

we need to make sure that we have

the right underlying foundational platform to begin with.

>> The best place to begin is just with the conversation

because there is a little bit of

discovery that occurs on both sides.

Generally, that conversation helps us then

frame what would be a discovery workshop,

where we want to drill into

specifically which manufacturing KPIs

are we going to target with a particular solution.

>> Let's sit down and

let's think about what that

business problem is and what it

encapsulates so that we understand what all the pieces

of the business are that are touched

by that particular business problem.

>> We've got people who have

real strengths in understanding how supply chain works.

We've got experts who work in

product lifecycle management and design products.

We've got people who understand 3D printing.

We've got people who understand how you

plan and optimize inventory, warehousing management.

>> We have a team of

specific consultants focused on making

sure that a solution is adopted within

your company and externally as well.

We also have a seamless level of support that can help

you take that solution throughout

its lifecycle and continue building on it.

>> We have great technologies that are immediately

applicable to manufacturing in

almost every facet of business.

And when you combine that strategy

and understanding of the business with the technology,

you can come up with great solutions that are on point.

>> If you're looking for

field service capabilities or you're

looking for a foundational financial capabilities,

you can have an jumpstart within those solutions,

get that solution up and running, and continue building.

>> That industry knowledge that

Microsoft can bring to the partnership is

a significant piece of making sure that

customers and their technologists communicate well,

understand the business problem,

and accelerate the process

of getting value in solving those problems.

>> I've got this great heritage

and almost a legacy in manufacturing,

and so maybe it was a foregone conclusion

that I was going to go into manufacturing,

and I absolutely love it.

I've always loved creating.

I love the innovation in the space,

and I wanted to make my own contribution.

And thankfully, Microsoft provides me

a wonderful opportunity and a forum to do that.

For more infomation >> Accelerate Manufacturing Transformation with Microsoft Enterprise Services - Duration: 2:57.

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Security Services - Duration: 1:14.

Crystal like to offer an approachable reliable member of staff that students

can feel they can come to if ever there's a problem.

We offer man guarding and key holding, mobile patrols and alarm response as well.

They're in charge of everything from lock outs, to fire alarms, to taking and

receiving of parcels. It's important that the students that live here a lot of

them are going to feel quite vulnerable, they're away from home they need to know

that they've got someone they can rely on. If there's any problems, we're on the

other end of the phone. Our response times that are quicker than anyone else.

All of our guards are SIA trained. We like to ensure that they've got a couple

of years experience. We ultimately look at security guard as being the first

impression and a last impression of a visitor to a building. We've got to be

prepared to treat them as students. They're very vulnerable and they might

feel out of their comfort zone. Just be there, a shoulder, at times that they need it.

These students will often look for guidance. He's goteto be firm but still

approachable.

For more infomation >> Security Services - Duration: 1:14.

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Guideline 6 School Health Services - Duration: 1:44.

For more infomation >> Guideline 6 School Health Services - Duration: 1:44.

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Karma Group have one of the best services in the industry | Rahul Pai - Duration: 0:54.

hi good afternoon from Candidasa I'm Rahul and my wife Sapna we've been

members the past 15 years and we should definitely say that Royal Bali Club is

one of the better club that we've experience in terms of service and the location and

the fantastic sight yeah the staff is really friendly

everyone's been really nice and pool beautiful and you really had a very nice

time you definitely like to recommend yeah join Bali Club to all the

members will experience two different things like diving and even took a boat and

volcano so a lot of different and unique things that definitely should be

experienced by any tourist who's coming to Bali yeah and

The beach is wonderful and the location is pretty central so you can go to a lot of

different places in Bali from town so it's been great being here and

Wish you guys all the best yeah thank you

For more infomation >> Karma Group have one of the best services in the industry | Rahul Pai - Duration: 0:54.

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Writing Grant Proposals to Include Translation & Interpretation Services - Duration: 12:56.

Welcome to this presentation on writing grant proposals to include translation

and interpretation services, provided you by UW cooperative extensions language

access team. In today's presentation, we'll provide an

overview of what "language access" is, then we'll talk about the difference between

translation and interpretation. Next, we'll talk about the benefits of integrating

language access services into your grant sponsored project proposal. We will cover

estimating costs for interpretation and translation services we'll talk about

developing a budget for your proposal and we'll provide some insight and

guidance on project consultation resources and support for grant writers

so what is language access there are three main parts to language access

first as recipients of federal funding civil rights non-discrimination

compliance requires that all of our project and programming are able to

provide services and access to programs for persons of the public with limited

English proficiency accommodations for limited English Proficient members of

the public include interpretation and translation services and finally

expanding access is part of our organization's mission and goals all of

these things provide a general overview of what language access is so why does

language access matter to uw-extension language access helps us operationalize

our mission to serve state and local needs especially as it relates to

serving linguistically and culturally diverse populations what is the

difference between translation interpretation if you look to the left

you'll see that translation is about relates to text-based content that's

made available into a multilingual format this can be anything from fact

sheets to brochures posters flyers outreach letters signs

sites newsletters PowerPoint presentations another way to think about

translation is about developing multilingual materials if you look to

the right column you'll see that interpretation relates to providing a

professional interpreter during in-person program this usually takes

place in workshops trainings conferences and delegations or international

partnerships another way to think about interpretation and how it's used within

programming is about interpretation helps create multilingual learning

environments so what are the benefits of including language access services such

as translation and interpretation as a part of your project proposal first and

foremost this demonstrates proactive planning securing funding upfront from

federal sources or funding sources helps offset unanticipated costs during the

project implementation second language access adds significant value to your

project expanding access is an organizational priority with UW

extension and translation and interpretation help undergird the strong

communication that is essential for building strong relationships with our

Wisconsin communities second language access helps keep your project

objectives on target when we're talking about targeted communities if they're

underrepresented communities we help you ensure that your programming and your

approach includes culturally responsive strategies for conducting programming

with and for underserved populations this is particularly important for

making sure that whatever we're developing in multilingual materials or

however we're creating multilingual learning environments for programming is

that we help make sure that they are linguistically appropriate and based on

the target community third language access helps meet requirements

established by federal funding sources for serving culturally and

linguistically diverse audiences

understanding costs for your project this slide provides an overview as to

certain considerations that we need to give for using translation and

interpretation services when we talk about multilingual materials in using

translation service vendors if you look to the column to the left it's important

to note that cost effective service rates or getting a price quote is not

the same as getting the cheapest rate possible this is important to keep in

mind when working only with professional translation service vendors online

translators such as Google Translate or other online translators are not an

acceptable way to create multilingual documents by working with the

uw-extension language access team we help you coordinate the development of

multilingual materials using only perfect language professionals who are

qualified to provide translation services that being said all translation

services are not the same keeping this in mind it is important to go only with

professional service vendors that we can help you use to create your projects

multilingual materials service rates for translation will also vary and can

depend on a variety of factors this includes the language fair it includes

the vendors credentials and it also depends on the project content also most

professional translation vendors charge per translated word and reasonable rates

for professional translation services can range anywhere from eighteen to

twenty-two cents per translated word moving over to the right column now

interpretation services or multilingual program delivery there are certain

considerations to keep in mind that bilingual people is not the same as

professional interpreters professional interpreters are qualified to deliver

services using more than one language whereas bilingual folks may have a

domain of two language but they're not necessarily qualified

trained and/or skilled to provide professional service professional

services within a multilingual say professional services possess specific

training these skills and experience and the credentials to provide the services

that they're used for service rates for interpretation can vary and depend on a

number of different factors this includes the language pair travel the

length of the event equipment needs weekend vs. weekend weekday versus

weekend events day that take can take place either during the day or evening

hours reasonable rates for professional interpretation services can range

anywhere from 30 to 80 dollars per hour so how do we develop a budget for our

project proposal if you look at this table you will see a breakdown of

anticipated costs for a project so the first column includes all of the names

of the different types of services incorporated within a project proposal

it includes in the top left and project assessment in planning translation of

text based materials and below interpretation services for in-person

programming we've developed a sample project here to price out to show folks

how these services are priced out and included for a total estimate as you can

see here this person had set up a time to consult with the language access team

that was again given out as a visit the sample cost for services consultation at

$80 an hour during this time we developed a plan for how to identify the

language access needs and a develop a plan for translating and interpreting

services this project consisted of both developing a brochure and a poster in a

multilingual format in addition to providing to events that would take

place within the community during the summer months if you move over to the

right here the third column provides an estimate

cost for subcontract subcontracting with third-party translation and

interpretation vendors the brochure which is 267 words is priced though at

an estimated 20 cents per translated word giving us a total of 53 dollars and

40 cents the poster that was a part of the same project which was 456 words was

also estimated at 20 cents per translated word and gave us a total of

91 dollars and 20 cents then taking into account the interpretation services an

estimate that would be needed during these community events at $40 an hour

since it was a one-point an hour-and-a-half community workshop was

priced out at $40 so combining both the costs of working with the language

access team and the estimated costs of the project we have a total estimated

project cost of three hundred and four dollars and sixty cents of course this

is just a sample project and all rates and services would vary depending on the

project and its unique needs project consultation and support here's how we

can help you we can help you identify the specific needs of the project

started target audience this includes what type of services we would need

whether it's just translation or a combination of translation and

interpretation that's going to depend on the nature of your project we can also

provide an insight on developing a rationale for language access needs and

helping you understand and communicate why the need for language access

services are important to the success of your project we will also help grant

writers explore traditional and non-traditional outreach strategies that

are necessary to reach their target audience we can help answer questions

about contracting with professional and translation interpretation service

vendors so that you understand what the costs are and and what implications it

has for your project we can help you develop a budget for the

project much like in the previous site you saw to develop a comprehensive plan

and a price out what it would cost to integrate these services into your

project and finally we can include a letter of support for your grant

application process this is a sample of a letter of support from language access

that would include information about the project its details and in addition to

helping you develop the budget that you can submit with your your grant

application for language access support and resources to get started on working

with us for your grant application please fill out our language access

support request form to get started keep in mind that the necessary lead time

that we ask is about four weeks at least four weeks from submitting your

application this is important to give us enough time to work together to identify

the needs to develop a plan and to provide you with the letter of support

needed for your grant application you are also welcome to visit our website or

you can reach us via email at these two email addresses located below we hope

you found this information to be of benefit to your grant writing proposals

if you have any questions related to the content in this presentation or other

questions related to grant applications or the projects that you're working on

feel free to reach out to us either by email by phone or by stopping by the

extension building thank you very much we hope you enjoyed today's presentation