Real-Time Reporting. Instantaneous computerized translation of the proceeding displayed on a monitor creating an instant transcript on a Requesting Agency computer screen as a trial or deposition occurs. The Requesting Agency connects its device (laptop, tablet, mini-computer, etc.) directly into the Reporter laptop and receives an unedited copy of the transcript within seconds of the words being spoken. This allows Requesting Agency to make notes in the text and highlight portions for future reference. Upon request, Reporter will supply a device for Requesting Agency use.
Real-Time Reporting. You shall maintain a system of "real-time reporting" which shall allow GFOL personnel access to Your computer systems via the World Wide Web (or such other method as the parties may agree) so that they can determine with respect to each of Your surveys: (i) the number of Potential Respondents that have been directed to each survey, (ii) the number of Potential Respondents that have completed each survey, (iii) the number of Potential Respondents that have taken each survey and whose profile qualifies their responses as acceptable. Should Your real-time reporting experience any downtime or technical difficulties while GFOL is delivering Sample to any of Your surveys, that results in GFOL being unable to access the information required by this Section 1.3.5, then GFOL shall have the following options: (a) to discontinue the delivery of Potential The Terms and Conditions of this document, all attachments, and any future amendments or addenda are Confidential Information and may not be disclosed, reproduced, or reprinted by XXXX, without the express prior written consent of Greenfield Online, Inc.. [GREENFIELD ONLINE GRAPHIC] GFOL, Inc. 21 River Road, Wilton, CT 06897 xxx: 000.000.0000 xxx: 203.834.8686 Respondents to any or all of Your sxxxxxx, xx (b) to xxxxxxxx xx deliver Potential Respondents to Your surveys and charge You as if eighty percent (80%) of the Potential Respondents directed to Your surveys during the duration of the Technical Difficulty completed and qualified for the survey to which they were directed, provided, however, that if the assumed incidence of Potential Respondents for any survey is greater than eighty percent (80%), then GFOL will charge You for Sample delivered at such higher percentage.
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(a) to discontinue the delivery of Potential Respondents to any or all of Your surveys, or (b) to continue to deliver Potential Respondents to Your surveys and charge You as if eighty percent (80%) of the Potential Respondents directed to Your surveys during the duration of the Technical Difficulty completed and qualified for the survey to which they were directed, provided, however, that if the assumed incidence of Potential Respondents for any survey is greater than eighty percent (80%), then GFOL will charge You for Sample delivered at such higher percentage.
Real-Time Reporting. CRI shall maintain a system of "real-time reporting" which shall allow FieldSource personnel access to CRI's computer systems via the World Wide Web (or such other method as the parties may agree) so that they can determine with respect to each of CRI's surveys: (i) the number of Potential Respondents that have been directed to each survey, (ii) the number of Potential Respondents that have completed each survey, (iii) the number of Potential Respondents that have taken each survey and whose profile qualifies their responses as acceptable. Should CRI's real time reporting systems experience any downtime or technical difficulties while FieldSource is delivering Sample to any CRI survey that results in FieldSource being unable to access the information required by this Section 1.3.5, then FieldSource shall have the following options:
(a) to discontinue the delivery of Potential Respondents to any or all CRI surveys, or (b) to continue to deliver Potential Respondents to CRI surveys and accept CRI's subsequent accounting of completed surveys.
Real-Time Reporting. TNSI shall maintain a system of "real-time reporting" which shall allow GFOL personnel access to TNSI's computer systems via the World Wide Web (or such other method as the parties may agree) so that they can determine with respect to each of TNSI's surveys: (i) the number of Potential Respondents that have arrived at the survey site, (ii) the number of Potential Respondents that have completed each survey, and (iii) the number of Potential Respondents that have taken each survey and whose profile qualifies their responses as acceptable. Should TNSI's real time reporting systems experience any downtime or technical difficulties while GFOL is delivering Sample to any TNSI survey that results in GFOL being unable to access the information required by this Section, then GFOL shall have the following options: (a) to discontinue the delivery of Potential Respondents to the TNSI survey experiencing reporting difficulties, and to resume upon resolution of the problem, or (b) to continue to deliver Potential Respondents to TNSI surveys and accept TNSI's subsequent accounting of completed surveys.
Real-Time Reporting. Assessment Performance Tasks Real-time Data and Reporting on Student Progress Automatic grading of tasks - Automatic grading of tasks and associated real-time reports help students and teachers focus on progress. The real-time data surface “what now?” questions both for individuals and groups and support use of data to inform differentiation strategies. Effort – Information on the time students spend on task allows you to better understand whether you have a teaching problem or a motivation/engagement problem. Intuitive graphics – help you quickly and conveniently pinpoint student progress on assignments and identify which are struggling and which are thriving, connecting effort with outcomes.
Real-Time Reporting. Supervisor positions are able to see the real-time status of their Agents and the time the Agent has been on a particular status. They are also able to see the number of calls in progress, the number waiting and the longest waiting call per queue/skill. Supervisors have access to real-time service level screens and real-time Agent status graphs indicating the percentage of time in various states (e.g. on call, waiting, after work, on break, etc.).
Real-Time Reporting. BSI Online provides real-time data and reports. All information is available to you from your dashboard 24/7/365. We provide you with the functionality to export any report from the system. This data can be manipulated, filtered, and sorted any way you need. In our reporting tab, we have pre- populated queried reports, such as your monthly EPA report you can click and export. If you need any additional information, our program allows you the ability to create and customize an unlimited number of reports.
Real-Time Reporting. Court reporters will receive a 5% wage premium for 16 delivering Real time reporting if the employee is certified through a courthouse test to be developed 17 and administered by the Superior Court. A Court Reporter will receive a 7.5% wage premium for 18 delivering Real time reporting if the employee has earned the national certification for Real time 19 reporting (CRR).
Real-Time Reporting. Real-time page rates are in addition to the transcript page fees.
