Service Summary. West’s Location Data Management Service (the “Service”), provided by CenturyLink, provides hosted location and CUSTOMER information database systems and services, including Master Street Guide (MSAG) validation, service order input (“SOI”) processing and validation, and metrics reporting. This Service Guide provides CUSTOMER with the following information: • Responsibility Matrix • Project implementation tasks to move to the Service • Detail on the Service, including a services description and response times • Operational coordination between CenturyLink, West, and CUSTOMER
Service Summary. 2.1 BT Private Compute orchestrate is a cloud based orchestration service providing the Customer with a self-service capability to browse, select, provision, and deploy virtual infrastructure including Virtual Machines, network, Storage and security within their existing Infrastructure (“Service”).
Service Summary. The funding for this contract is made available from the Federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA), through the Division of Career Services (DCS), for the provision of services to eligible WIA Dislocated Worker OJT Trainees under the On-the-Job Training National Emergency Grant (CFDA# 17.277) and Rapid Response (CFDA# 17.260 ). The contracted Fiscal Agent will ensure local career centers provide comprehensive employment and training services to eligible Dislocated Workers. This program will provide intensive on-the-job training services to the aforementioned Dislocated Workers with the ultimate goal of placement in unsubsidized employment. The target population for the OJT/NEG Project is Dislocated Workers who are unemployed, prolonged unemployed (at least 22 weeks unemployed) or underemployed, and who have documented need for WIA intensive and/or training services to gain re-employment providing self-sufficient wages. For the purposes of this contract, applicants must have been dislocated or have received a layoff notice on or after January 1, 2008.
Service Summary. What is Adaptive Mobility The Adaptive Mobility solution is a modular Mobile, Mobile Broadband and Enterprise Wireless solution. You can add one or more Adaptive Mobility Plans to your Adaptive Mobility solution. Each Adaptive Mobility Plan and its inclusions and options are described in section 4 below. You can also add various optional add-ons (as described in section 4 below) to each Adaptive Mobility Plan. You can also: purchase compatible devices and accessories under your Adaptive Mobility solution either outright or on a repayment plan, as further described in section 4.4 of these Service Terms; or lease devices under your Adaptive Mobility solution as further described in section 4.4 of these Service Terms.
Service Summary. Provide an overview of how the service was delivered at the time of the incident occurring. For example; CQC inspection outcomes Safeguarding procedures in place Risk Management policies Organisational structure Management and Supervision practices Volume of work Staff turnover, sickness, workloads Training offer Significant national/local policy changes
Service Summary. What is Adaptive Mobility The Adaptive Mobility solution is a modular Mobile, Mobile Broadband and Enterprise Wireless solution. You can add one or more Adaptive Mobility plans to your Adaptive Mobility solution. Each Adaptive Mobility plan and its inclusions and options are described in section 3.1. You can also add various optional add-ons to each Adaptive Mobility plan as described in section 4.1. You can also: purchase compatible devices and accessories under your Adaptive Mobility solution either outright or on a repayment plan, as further described in section 4.4; or lease devices under your Adaptive Mobility solution as further described in section 4.4 and section 4.9.
Service Summary. The Hardware Device Assessment Service provides findings and recommendations based on the data collected and analyzed from routing and switching network infrastructure. Hardware Device Assessment Service
Service Summary. 2.1. Employment Verification Services. Management of employment and income verification requests.
Service Summary. The Unified Messaging Assessment Service analyzes the Unity Messaging solution to verify the Authorized Channel’s implementation meets design specifications and Cisco best practices. The Services provide a report output that contains findings, recommended changes, and a diagnosis of potential issues and gaps, based on End User’s forward looking plans. Such analysis and report typically include amongst other information, the following as it pertains to the: Unity environment: • Verification of Hardware OS versions, releases, service packs, config settings • Verification of Unity versions, release, patch levels • Unity server health check • Server placement/scaling/design analysis • Application provisioning/configuration audit Unity Server Assessment: • Disk utilization • Memory utilization • CPU utilization • Port usage statistics • Number of subscribers • SNMP capability • Security (account lockout) • Page faults monitoring • Link between more than one Unity server Monitoring • Unity security • Consistency of configuration amongst devices • Design specifications • Overall best practices Location of Services Services are delivered remotely to Authorized Channel. Cisco Responsibilities • Provide Authorized Channel the mechanism to collect the device data from the End User’s network through the following options:
Service Summary. The Cisco Collaborative Professional (“CPS”) Services Video Service Level Agreement (“SLA”) Assessment Service evaluates the ability of the End User’s network to support TelePresence data transmission (prior to system implementation), by testing data transmission between the proposed TelePresence end point locations; and, the collected data is measured against latency, jitter and packet loss parameters that are defined at acceptable levels for TelePresence data transmission. The Services provide a report output that contains the network paths that were evaluated and indicates how they performed relative to the latency, jitter and packet loss parameters. Location of Services Services are delivered remotely to Authorized Channel. Cisco Responsibilities • Provide Authorized Channel the mechanism to perform the Video SLA Assessment from the End User’s network through the following: o Software download – Authorized Channel can download the Video SLA Assessment Agent software necessary to run the test. • Analyze the data provided by Authorized Channel and produce the Video SLA output report (“Video SLA Report”). • Conduct a virtual meeting to review with Authorized Channel the Video SLA Report. Authorized Channel Responsibilities • Ensure End User has agreed to the data collection method. • Provide Cisco the End User’s requirements for their TelePresence Network. • Provide Cisco the data gathered between the End User’s TelePresence end point locations. • Attend virtual meeting scheduled by Cisco to review the Video SLA Report as requested.
