Language Line Services Issues 2012 Outlook, Predicts Shift to Mobile Language Access in New Year
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The report points to the fact that the over-the-phone industry is on the cusp of offering "quick-connect," live interpretations on cell phones, for the first time and in 170-plus languages.
"More than 30 years ago,
"As the No. 1 language access provider for healthcare, government, emergency responders and beyond, including
First-Ever Mobile Live Interpretation Services
Mobile interpretation services with one-touch dialing will be in the hands of emergency responders for the first time in 2012 and ultimately all Americans to better serve the growing population of limited English proficient people. The service is slated to be available to government agencies, healthcare providers and businesses by the middle of the year.
"Until now, the industry has been tethered to landlines," Provenzano said. "This new quick-connect mobile service will cut that cord for live interpretation support in first-responder emergencies, law enforcement officers within ethnic communities, healthcare providers in hospitals and homes, businesses of all sizes, and virtually any organization with field personnel."
New Web Portals for Government & Healthcare Services
Two new online service portals for
The Healthcare Portal, available at (http://healthcare.languageline.com), and the Government Portal slated to be launched in early 2012, will seamlessly increase efficiency and productivity by providing service access from any location, at any time, and through virtually any device. Healthcare users now (and Government users soon) can submit requests for reports, metrics, compliance information and more from any business system.
"For government employees, this will mean no longer having to manage a large database of contact names, phone numbers, fax numbers and email addresses," Provenzano said. "Instead, by simply logging into the Web, government users will have access to every type of language service. Managers and directors will be able to centrally oversee the use of the full range of language services throughout their departments or organizations at national, regional, local, or individual levels. The Government Portal will allow users to submit multiple language projects in as many as 170 languages for a single project."
Cutting Interpreter Connect Times with QuickConnect™
"This new service capability will dramatically reduce our customers' overall call handle time and improve customer service levels," said Provenzano. "QuickConnect™ is a patented system that enables instant access to our high demand languages. By leveraging our communications technology to make every work-at-home interpreter more productive, we are now able to provide better, faster service and improve our customer's experience in the process."
The company continues to actively recruit in the growing refuge/emerging languages and now nearly 20 percent of its interpreter workforce has various security background clearances for the Federal Government.
"Language access in
"Millions of limited English speakers will need critical services that can only be available with appropriate language support in an increasingly mobile world."
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