going live. I think we are live. Hello everyone. I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So we have one more bootcamp. So this bootcamp is basically based on Salesforce Omni Studio. So in this session, we will be having this bootcamp overview. So before starting session, I just want to wait a couple of minutes so that more folks can join and then we'll be starting the session. So meanwhile, those who have already joined, so welcome to them. And you can see I have Abhishek with me. So Abhishek will be delivering more content like he you can consider him as a primary instructor in this bootcamp. And I will be just chipping in and so we'll be helping him if help is needed, because he is already a certified Omni Studio developer. So he has more knowledge as compared to me. So we'll try to help him the way which I can. So just waiting for more folks to join and then we'll be starting. So meanwhile, welcome Abhishek on the platform. And I know like you delivered few sessions on deployment. So people already know you. So let's see how they take this Omni Studio bootcamp because I saw like people are very much excited to know about Omni Studio. So this we are doing for the community for their betterment so that they can learn things and upskill themselves or if they are fresher so they can have some jobs. Okay, so I think lots of folks have already joined. So maybe Abhishek, we can proceed to the next slide. So guys like this, I already show you whenever I start a new bootcamp. And like, I don't know whether it is coincidence or what me and whatever instructor whoever is invited on this platform, like till now, whoever delivered content, they only belongs to Japper, right? And I hope most of the folks already know like Japper is basically hub of Salesforce. It is also known as capital of Salesforce. So lots of resources are like available here. And they know different different technologies, different different clouds, different different products, those are like available in Salesforce. So me and Abhishek both are also from Japper India. So before starting the session, we just want to know, like, those who are live attending this session, so from which city, country, you are joining this bootcamp. And meanwhile, we are waiting for the for your responses.  So quickly, just share your location so that we know, like, from which location people are watching this bootcamp. So I will be just waiting for a couple of minutes. And then we will be giving a brief introduction. Okay, so I'm just waiting for your responses. If you share your responses, then only we are going to proceed. So just just let me know your location quickly. So yeah, so we have Swadhani from Houston, Texas. Hello, Swadhani. We have Sam from Hyderabad. Hello, Sam. And I can see, Mergam already asked one question, what area this only studio is used in Salesforce. So I hear this question and the intent of this overview session is like, we'll be sharing this insight with you why to learn only studio. So hello, Raju from Greater, Greater Nagpur, Mangram Mamta from Hyderabad, Subashini from Chicago, Chicago, Health, Health TV from Chennai, Tunch from, I think from US. Hello, Sudeep from Hyderabad. So I think from different locations, people are joining this bootcamp. And I know lots of people will be watching the recording as well. So this is just an overview session where we will be giving you some insight like what only studio is, why to learn only studio, what job opportunities are there, and what all certifications you can do after completion of this bootcamp, right? So moving on to the next slide. So first, I will give my introduction and then I will pass to Abhishek for his introduction. So my name is Sanjay Gupta, and I am running this Sanjay Gupta Tech School for the community. So doing different, different bootcamps, free of cost lives so that people can upskill themselves. And I worked in Salesforce, Traction, Aperio, these are the companies where I worked and gained some knowledge. And I have 16 plus years of experience, which is combination of teaching and IT industry, and helping students, freshers and professional to ram their career in Salesforce ecosystem. And you can see, I have done a few certifications which are listed below. So with this, I just pass it on to Abhishek. So Abhishek is waiting for his turn. So now you can introduce yourself. Yeah. So hi, everyone. I hope you all are doing well. So myself, Abhishek, and I am working as a Salesforce and Velocity developer. And I have overall of five plus years of experience in Salesforce ecosystem. And I'm a double star ranger on trailer and I have done a few certifications which includes Omni Studio developer and few Salesforce certifications, CPQ, CPQ specialist, service life consultant, PD1 and administrator. So that's that's all about me. So guys, you can see Abhishek is already Omni Studio developer certified. So he knows all the things he's already working on the projects. And he has used his Omni Studio skills on different, different industry clouds. So he will be sharing those experiences with you. So I'm lucky to have him on this platform for you. So you are also lucky, like you will be knowing all the things related to Omni Studio in this bootcamp with Abhishek. So thank you Abhishek for this. And moving on to the next slide. So for all the doubt discussion, you can join this telegram group, which is like already joined by more than 3000 folks who are learning Salesforce. So like for Omni Studio, I have not created any new telegram group. So I just want you to become part of that existing telegram group, because Omni Studio is just similar related to Salesforce. So that's why in this group, we'll be having all the discussions. So in the next slide, you will see all the social media handles. So you can just follow Sanjay Gupta Tech School on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Telegram. And the session tracker link is available in the video description, right? So if you want a timely reminders, notifications, so just follow any of the platform, whichever you frequently use. Okay. And in next slide, like I just want to request from you, like please share a review or feedback about the bootcamp because this whole bootcamp Abhishek will be running primarily. So I just want you to share reviews or feedback so that it will motivate him. And if there is any area to improve, so we will be surely improving on that area, right? So with this note moving forward, right? So this was all about ourselves, this platform. Now let's discuss the need of Omni Studio. So initial couple of slides I will be discussing and then I will pass this mic to Abhishek so that he can let you know about Omni Studio. So he will be deep diving with all the technical specifications. Those are available with Omni Studio. So before moving to that, we need to understand the customer expectation, right? So you might have heard like Salesforce, products are basically created to fulfill the need of customer, right? So they are saying customer 360 and Omni Studio is basically a tool to fulfill that requirement. And basically Omni Studio is targeting industry clouds, right? Now, before understanding Omni Studio or any industry cloud, we need to understand the current customer expectation, right? So the current customer expectation is like they want any time and anywhere access to their companies, right? So they want a tool or technology through which their company things can be accessed anytime or anywhere, right? Their products can be accessed anytime, anywhere. They want 24-7 online shopping or services, whatever they are providing to their customers, right? And everything from any device, it can be desktop, it can be laptop, it can be tab or it can be mobile phone, right? So these are current customer expectations that are available in the market, right? Now, moving on to the next slide, so after understanding these customer expectations now, we need to see what Salesforce provides to meet these expectations, right? So you might have heard about different, different clouds. Now, with this slide, you will be able to understand like different clouds we have categorized into two categories. So basically, Salesforce has a few clouds which are based on functionality, right? So you might have heard about sales cloud, service cloud, marketing cloud and commerce cloud, right? So these clouds are basically specific to functionality. They are not specific to any industry, right? Now, if we talk about industry specific clouds, so we have a variety of clouds available. Those are basically based on particular industry. So what Salesforce does, Salesforce basically built those industry clouds on top of functionality specific clouds, right? So those functionality specific things will be available and on top of that, you will be having industry specific things. So we have financial services cloud, we have health cloud, we have government cloud, manufacturing cloud, consumer goods cloud, we have communication, media and energy and utility, right? So these are basically industries and Salesforce is targeting each and every industry and these industries are having different, different requirements, right? So to meet those requirements, Salesforce built a common solution. So if we talk about health industry, so Salesforce built health cloud for them. And when Salesforce is sailing their health cloud to different, different health industries, so basis on their need, we just need to customize, right? And to customize that, we need certain tools, right? And to fulfill that requirement, we have a tool with us that is Omni Studio. So with next slide, I just want to say hello to Omni Studio, right? So we have customer expectations, we have Salesforce products. And if we combine them, we have a tool that is known as Omni Studio that will be fulfilling customer expectations. And this tool is basically provided by Salesforce. So now I pass or you can say I want to hand over this to Abhishek so that he can deep dive and explain what actually Omni Studio is. And he will be telling you the different layers of Omni Studio that you need to use. And he will be relating Omni Studio with particular industry cloud. And as as someone asked in the beginning, like, what is the benefit of learning Omni Studio? So he will be discussing about like job opportunities, those are available if you learn Omni Studio. So over to you Abhishek, please, like, explain whatever knowledge you have about Omni Studio. Yeah, so chat from there. So thank you for giving me this opportunity. So I would like to start with one question in the comments, which which is Konal has been asked. So can we learn it Omni Studio without the apex knowledge, right? So that's that's the beauty of Omni Studio. You don't need to you don't need to learn apex how to do coding in the apex with the help of Omni Studio components, you can you can do a lot of development and business requirement builds. So yeah, that is true. Now, let's go to the next slide and we will understand what what is what exactly is Omni Studio is, right? So basically when when we are working when we are working with Salesforce components, right, like apex, SOQL, DMLs. So for that, we need to write some code or some some we need to write some programming language so that we can do some business requirement fulfillment. But with the Omni Studio, you don't you don't need to write any sort of code, it just a drag and drop configuration capabilities. So let's say if you want to get some data from the database, right? So you don't need to write the SOQL, you can with the with the help of Omni Studio components with the drag and drop functionalities configurations, you can retrieve the data from the database, right? So this is the this is the major benefit of using the Omni Studio. They have they have given the solutions from the from the UI perspective. So with the help of with the help of drag and drop functionalities, you can do a lot of things that that that we we can do with the help of apex and SOQL. So that's the beauty of Omni Studio. And Omni Studio also has given us a brand experience specific to their industry, right? So basically, prior to Omni Studio, this was this was called as Velocity Platform Essentials, right? So, so Velocity as a company built their tool on the Salesforce platform. They haven't used any sort of any other functionalities to build build this product, they have built this product on the Salesforce platform only. So like when when we are working with Salesforce, we should learn about all the we should learn about apex classes, SOQLs, DMLs, or components, lightning web components, right? So I mean, like what I'm trying to say is whenever we are working on a requirement or the business requirement, there are there are three things that are needed, right? First one is the UI layer and second one is the service layer, which includes like writing your apex class and third is the backend layer, which is your database, right? So if if I want to relate the Salesforce components with this these three layers, so I can say that all the components we have components, visual force pages, LWC components, those those are those can be combined into the UI layer, right? And if I if I say about the apex classes that can be combined into the service layer, which which runs some business logic. And if I talk about backend layer that can be called as SOQL or DMLs, because those are the things which performs which performs or which manipulates or retrieves the data from the database. So similar to Salesforce, in Omni studio also, we have three we use several components, which includes these three layers. So in the next slide, we will be talking about those layers. And one more benefit of using Omni studio is we can we can deploy an update across multiple devices and channels, right? So when when we are working with Omni studio, let's say I have created some UI component. So with the help of Omni studio, you don't need to you don't need to write some logic to support it on the phone, as well as on the laptop or desktop. These all will be supported on the on each and every device. Right. And as I have mentioned, this is a drag and drop configuration tool. So it increases the user user productivity productivity as well as well as so whenever let's say I am I am I am a developer and I want to build something I can build some sort of business requirements in less time compared to when I work with apex classes on all the Salesforce components. So it increases the user productivity as well as the developer product productivity as well to develop some business requirements. And it enables greater sales sufficiency for customers. So this Omni studio or velocity, we can say because prior to Omni studio, it was called as velocity platform essentials. So this velocity supports so many so many industries. So like if I talk about Salesforce, there are there is an industry called marketing cloud. But there are so many industries that have been not touched yet with touch with with from the Salesforce, but velocity have given some prebuilt solution around them, like financial cloud, then we have we have insurance cloud, then we have telecommunication cloud, then we have industry CPU, right. So velocity have given us so many prebuilt solution around these industries. So it it it enables our customers to create their product or their software on the Salesforce platform. Right. And with the help of Omni studio, we can we can integrate our system Salesforce system with some external external external systems as well with the help of again integration. So Omni studio supports integration as well. So moving on to the next slide. So yeah, this was the thing that I was talking about. Yeah, sorry to interrupt Abhishek just want to share one thing. Like people are asking lots of questions. And it is it is very good if you are asking question. But all the questions will be answered after the session, right? So you just need to wait for the end of the session. And at the end, we'll be picking each and every question and Abhishek and me will be answering all your questions. And I can see people are asking very good questions. Right. So keep on asking questions. And if it is not answered, so just wait for the end of the session. And then we'll be answering all the questions. Okay, go ahead Abhishek. So this is this is what I was talking about. So whenever we are working in Salesforce environment, right? We again, I'm going to talk about the layers. So we have one digital experience, then we have service management, then we have a developer experience. So what digital experience includes all the all the UI part, which you are seeing, which you are able to see on the browser, those all the things are included in digital experience. So if I talk about Salesforce terms, I can say my VF pages, my or our components, my flow builder that we have and lightning web components, these all things are included into that digital experience. Right. So like Salesforce has, for example, one of the digital experience tool is a lightning web component. So Omni Studio also has two components, which includes flex cards and Omni script. Right. So what's the difference between them? I'm going to tell you in a very brief. So whenever you want to show some data on the UI, we will be using the flex cards. And whenever we want to make some guided flow, like in the, like in the flow builder of the Salesforce, we can, we can have multiple screens, right? We can create screen flows. So similar, similar to that, we can create guided flows in the Omni scripts. And if I want to show some data, then I can use the flex card. So we can say that in LWC, if I talk about LWC, where we are just showing the data. So the replacement of the LWC in the Omni Studio is flex card. And whenever we are working with the flow builders, so replacement of flow builders can be the Omni script in Omni Studio. So these are the things. And then if I talk about service management, right? So in the service management, we'll again go back to the Salesforce component. So in the Salesforce components, in the service management, we use two things. First is Apex classes. And second is SOQL and DML statements. So what do I mean with, what do I mean by service management? The components which includes communication with the backend, right? So when we are working with Salesforce in the Salesforce for getting some data from the database, we use SQL and to commit or some data, to update some data to the database, we use DML operations. And where we write all those, all those SQLs and DMLs in the Apex class, right? So, so I mean, so, so the replacement, the replacement of those two components in the Omni Studio is integration procedure and the data raptors, right? So in integration procedure, what we can do is, so it can be, integration procedure can be a replacement of Apex class. So in Apex class, what we usually do is we just get some data from database. And we do, we do some business logic around it. So let's say, I want to fetch all the accounts information. And wherever, wherever account, wherever account active is equals to yes, I want to make it, I want to make it as no. So we, we just get all the account records with the help of SQL, then we just write a for loop. And in that for loop, we are, we are updating the feed with active is equals to no. So that this process is called as building some functionality. So those kind of things where you are writing the business logic or building a functionality, those kind of things you can do in the integration procedure, right? And when you are retrieving your accounts record in the, in the, in your Apex class, you are writing the SQL queries. So the replacement of SQL queries can be the data adapters. Right. So let's, so for meeting this requirement, what we will be doing is in the, we will create it's one integration procedure, then we will be using a data from that, we will be getting all the accounts records. And in the integration procedure, we will change the active from yes to no. And then again with the help of data, we're going to save the, save all the records to the database. So for retrieving and saving the data to the database, we will be using data adapters. And to create some business logic, we will be using the integration procedures, right? So Abhishek one question here, do we need to write some code or it will be like just point and click? No. So yeah, in, in integration procedure, again, it's just a drag and drop functionality. You don't need to write any, any sort of logic when you are working with the Omni Studio. Right. So we can say like Omni Studio is basically a local development tool, right? Yeah, 100%. Yes. Good. And one more question, like if, if someone doesn't know about Flow Builder, LWC and Apex, so like they, if they have basic knowledge and they have not worked so much, still they can pick up the pace in Omni Studio, right? Yeah, 100%. Because so you, if you are having just basic knowledge of all those things, Apex, LWC is, how Salesforce platform works, then you don't need to learn any sort of Apex and LWC or Apex, you can work with the Omni Studio. You just need to have some basic knowledge how Salesforce works. Right. So yeah, that's the thing. And if I go on to the next layer, which is developer experience, so whenever we are working in Salesforce, so again, we create, we build our functionalities in the sandbox environment, right? So after our development has been done, we deploy all our changes to upper environments, which can be your QA environment, your SIT environment or your production environment, right? So that sort of functionality also Omni Studio gives us or that sort of tool, Omni Studio is giving us to deploy our Omni Studio components, which is flex card, Omni script, data reactors, integration procedures from one sandbox to another environment or one from one environment to another environment. So Velocity has given us the IDX built-in and IDX workbench. So with the help of these two tools, so we can deploy our changes from one environment to another environment. So if I give the example of Salesforce, so with the help of workbench, with the help of VS code, right, with the help of Copado, with the help of Antmigration tool, we can deploy our changes from one environment to another environment. So for deploying the Omni Studio components, we will be using these tools, which will be IDX build tool and IDX workbench. So this is your developer experience, so that your migration will be easy when you are working in a multi-tenant environment, right? Yeah, so I just have one more doubt, and maybe other folks are also having, if not, then I think it will be interesting. So this data adapter integration procedure, Omni script and flex card, if we create, so for example, if I created a data adapter and I have two integration procedures, so can I use one data adapter into those two integration procedures? Yeah, so I mean, it's kind of the same thing. So let's say you have created two Apex classes, and in those two Apex classes, you want to fetch some data from the account recorder, account object, right? So what we do, we use the same query in both of the Apex classes, right? So when you are creating the data adapter for fetching your account records, so that data adapter can be used in your both of the integration procedures. So you don't need to create another data adapter for your second integration procedure. I mean, that's the beauty. I mean, your one data adapter can be called from multiple integration procedures. Right, so it means we can say like these are reusable components. Yeah, yeah, everything is reusable. So I mean, whenever you are working on some business requirement, right? So what we usually do is we create some Omni scripts or flex cards to build some UI. And from Omni scripts and flex card, we call the integration procedures. Right? So let's say I'm using one Omni script, which is my guided flow. And like we add, let's say text element, we add date element, we add number element in the flow builder. The same way we can add in the Omni scripts as well. And from the Omni scripts, for doing some logic around those data, we can pass it to integration procedures. Okay. And from the integration procedures, if you want to save those data to your database, then you can use the data adapter inside your integration procedure. So hierarchy will be is like, you will be creating your Omni script. And in under that Omni script, you will be creating your IP, which is integration procedure for doing some business logic. And from that IP, you will calling your data adapter to save the data to your database. Right. And if we compare this with a screen flow, like in screen flow, also, we can do all the things. But if let me know if I'm correct. So in screen flow, we also create like screens where we can interact with the user. We implement business logic, we we fat some data, like we have data elements like get data, get records, update records, create records, right? So those things we can do in Omni Studio as well. But what what I think in in flow, like if you have created a screen flow where you have used all those elements, so in that flow builder, you cannot reuse the elements which you have created in one flow into another, right? We have we have sub flow feature, but one element that we have created in screen flow, we cannot use that element into another flow, right? So that reusability is available here. And that is the beauty of this Omni Studio, I guess. Yeah.  There is one more benefit of using Omni Studio. If I compare it to compare it with the flow builder. So that can be when you are creating the flows, right? You cannot use it everywhere. Right. You can you can use it only on the, let's say, record detail page or you can use it on the community one, right? But the another beauty of Omni Studio is whenever you are creating a Omni script or the flex card, right? In the Salesforce system, this this is getting created as a lightning web component. Right. And when you are working with lightning web component, you can use it whether it is app page, whether it is record page, whether it is it is homepage, or whether it is any community page, right? So without writing a line, a line of code, you are creating a lightning web component with the help of Omni Studio. So that's the that's the thing that Omni Studio provides. Yeah, perfect. So I think this is great explanation. And I think we covered lots of things that people should know, because these are some interview questions that are being asked regarding Omni Studio. So maybe like we can proceed to next slide because this is just an overview session. And guys, these things we'll be covering in detail. So in day one session, we'll be covering all the layers in detail, right? So we'll show you how flex card look like how Omni script look like, how integration procedure can be integrated with other things, and how like data adapter looks like what features are available, what kind of data adapters you can create. And same thing about build tool and workbench for developer experience, right? So we will be deep diving from day one onwards. Okay, so we can move to next slide. Yeah. So, yeah, so Abhishek now is going to relate Omni Studio that is a tool with insurance cloud. So insurance cloud, how insurance cloud can utilize Omni Studio to deliver solutions to the customer requirements. Yep. So, so as we discussed, Omni Studio or Velocity has given us so many prebuilt solutions for industries like insurance cloud, and telecommunication, energy and utilities, financial cloud, industry, CPQ, and so on. So the clouds which has not been touched by the Salesforce, Velocity came with the idea which where they developed all the Omni Studio tools by which you will be doing your business logic requirement fulfilment. And on top of it, they have created some prebuilt solutions, right? So if I talk about Omni Studio with insurance cloud, right? So whenever we talk about insurance cloud, we generally think of like, if I'm going with the health insurance, right? So in health insurance, let's say I want to get myself a health insurance. So what I'll be doing is I'll be providing all my details like what is my name, age, where do I live, if I have any spouse, if I have any children's, if I have any sort of disease. So these kind of things I'll be providing in the health insurance domain, right? So whenever you are going for a going to going for a health insurance, so these are the things that an agent will ask you, right? So give me these details. So for getting those details, if Velocity has not been provided as the prebuilt solution, right? So we have to create all the UI to collect these informations, right? So whenever I'm giving these informations to the agent, then they suggest us some plans, right? Like if you go with this plan, these are the things that those things will be covered in your insurance. So let's say they have suggested me a plan where my dental, vision and medical, right? These three parts has been covered. So according to my age, like let's say if I'm a 25 years old person, then my premium will come a bit less. But at the same time, if you're going with the 45 years of age, then your premium will be a bit higher when you're buying insurance plan, health insurance plan. So build all these things if Velocity haven't provided all the prebuilt solutions, right? Then we have to do it ourselves. But what Velocity did, they just launched those four components, which is Omniscript, Flexcard, Integration Procedure and Data Reptiles. And top of it, they have created a prebuilt solution for the health insurance. So they have given us an Omniscript, which has been already created by them, where you will be entering all your information, like again, I said name, age, gender, if you have any spouse, how many children you have, if you have any disease. So you will be entering all those, all those information. And the way agent will suggest you some plans, Velocity templates will also suggest you some plans. Like if you go with this plan, you will be paying this amount of premium, right? And you can select any plans from the available plans. And after that, for you, a quote has been, a quote will be created, right? So when you have decided to take a plan from agent, they will be providing you a quote, right? And when you signed that quote or agreement, then for you, a contract has been created. So you will be getting your insurance certification, right? So that the same way, Velocity also have been velocity, Velocity or Omnisstudio has given us, given us the prebuilt solutions, where you will be entering all your data, then you're on your screen, some plans will be suggested. And after that, a quote will be created or a certificate will be created. And after that, your contract will get started. So let's say if you have purchased a health insurance for one year, so that contract will be for the one year. So in the similar way, Omnisstudio or Velocity has given us the prebuilt solutions, right? So this is your prebuilt solution. Now let's say if I'm going for his health insurance with X company, they will be having a different business logic to calculate the premium. And if I'm going with the Y company for getting the premium, they will be having a different business logic to calculate the premium, right? So whatever solution Velocity has given us, right? On top of it, we can customize that solution according to the client, so that we don't have to build the solution from the very scratch. You can use the prebuilt solutions and you can do some customizations according to your client and you can just build a software for the insurance club. Perfect. So this is a great insight. So this is a brief explanation and going forward when we will be explaining you how exactly you can create some solution using Omnisstudio. So whatever Abhishek explained right now. So these things you can create with the help of Omnisstudio practically, right? And I can see a few folks are asking like how we can practice Omnisstudio. So in day one session, we will tell you like from where you can create your org, which will be having Omnisstudio application installed. So like all the sessions will be having theoretical content as well as practical demonstrations and we'll be creating one exercise sheet as well so that day wise, whatever we are discussing, you can practice at your own as well because Omnisstudio is totally practical thing, right? So those who have already done Flow Builder, LWC and Apex, they can understand without practice you won't be able to understand those things. So same goes with Omnisstudio. So moving forward, so now like we can we can discuss job opportunities with Omnisstudio. So if you have Omnisstudio as a skill set, so how it will make a difference in your resume, like why you will be given a preference. So one thing that I want to say like if you are trying to join a company where projects are coming related to industry cloud, so I think Omnisstudio will be required for that purpose, right Abhishek? Yeah, correct. So if you can if you can add something so that it will be benefited audience? Yeah, definitely. So in these days, what is happening is, I mean all the industries, right? The industries which we have talked about like telecommunication, media and energy and utilities, insurance cloud, financial cloud, industry, CPQ, right? So all those industries are coming towards Salesforce to build their solution on the Salesforce platform, right? So Salesforce have not given us the pre-built solutions for that. That's why they have collaborated with Velocity and Velocity have been acquired by Salesforce. So now they have the pre-built solutions for those industries, but originally those solutions were created by the Velocity, right? So let's say I own a, I am running a insurance company, right? General insurance. So my company provides car insurance, bike insurance, let's say your mobile gadget, gadget insurance, all these things, right? So I want to, I want to develop my, or I want to create my software on the Salesforce platform to provide all the insurances. So Velocity already given us a pre-built solutions around that. So for me, I can go to Salesforce consulting companies, I can give my requirements and they can use the Velocity provided solutions and they can do some customizations here and there and they can create a software for me, right? So in these days, so many companies are going towards Velocity pre-built solutions. So if you are having a skill set of Omni studio, right? So just you can just think about yourself. I mean, you will be a primary resource for the consulting companies because there are so many, so many automation is going on around these industries that we have talked about, right? So you will be having a skill set which is in demand right now. Exactly. Okay. So yeah, like now you might be thinking like if we complete this bootcamp or attend all the sessions, do all the practice. So what all certifications we can target. So after completion of this bootcamp, like you can target two certifications that is Omni studio developer and Omni studio consultant, right? So we'll be covering this bootcamp in such a way so that you can target any of the certification, right? So with this note, like now we just want to share a session tracker with you, right? So session tracker link is available in the description of this video and Abhishek is going to show you that as well. So today we are having bootcamp overview session. So we just gave you some insight about Omni studio and as I promised, like things are happening, things are moving and day by day, week by week, you will be having all the session covered. So next week, we'll be having two sessions where we'll deep dive into Omni studio layers and we'll tell you how we can set up org. Then we have data raptor sessions, IP sessions, flex card Omni script. And then we'll be doing a complete project implementation as well. Right? So if you don't have this skill set, and if you are, if you are an experienced professional, then it will be your skill enhancement, right? You will be skilled up and your CV will be reflecting those skill sets. So automatically when you will be switching your job or you will be applying for change. So that Omni studio skill set will improve your CV and it will be like giving you cutting edge so that you can represent yourself different from other candidates, right?  So for you as well, like Omni studio will be a cutting edge because nowadays what is happening, people are only focusing on admin and development, right? But things are changed. Now hiring pattern is changed and companies are asking for some cloud specific specialization and Omni studio is part of that, right? So if you have admin development, Omni studio knowledge, so you will be different from other freshers and basis on that skill set. You can just ask interview like I know this skill set. So I can work on functionality specific clouds as well as I can work on industry specific clouds, right? So this bootcamp session tracker is with you in the description. And soon I will be creating an exercise sheet so that day by day whenever we complete the session, you can do some practice as well. Okay. So with this note, if we go back to the slide, let's see if we have any other slide left. Okay. So this is it for this overview session. So please give some reviews or feedback. And now I'm going to share my screen so that I can show you the chat and we can answer your questions. Just a second. Okay. Yes. Now screen is shared and yep. So this is the chat. Abhishek, we need to take each and every question so that we can answer those. And I think this Mangram, Margam, Mamta's question is already answered. In what area this Omni studio is used in Salesforce, right? So it is specific to industry clouds. So Kunal is asking it is already answered. Thank you, Jyoti for appreciating. Then we have also explained commerce cloud. Yeah, we'll try to have that as well. Can we learn it without Apex knowledge or first we need to If you have Apex knowledge, it will be good. You will be able to relate the things. Is community experience cloud functional? Yes. Yeah. CPQ marketing cloud. I'm searching for the folks. If I found something, surely we'll be having the bootcamp. So Fezzan prerequisite are like, I hope, like if you have followed my admin development bootcamp, so you have gone through all the admin related stuff like flow builder and in development, you might have gone through Apex and LWC. So if you have done those things, so you are already done the prerequisite. If not, then anyhow, you just need to go through with those skills. So basic knowledge you should have. Otherwise, it will be difficult for you to pick up the things, right? But we'll try to explain in keeping this mind like if you don't know much about Apex, LWC, then also you will be able to understand. So Abhishek, there is one question. Omni studio is just configuration and there is not customization. So it's not like that. I mean, primarily we just do the configuration. So whenever you are working with Salesforce, also you just first you try to complete that business requirement requirement with the configuration, right? But with the help of Omni studio, we can do some sort of customization as well. I mean, like, if you want to call some Apex class, you can do that with the help of Omni studio component. So those things we will be covering in detail in coming sessions. Okay, when I was asking, there are separate jobs for Omni studio or with admins or developer. So yes, separate jobs are there and like clubbed with admin and development. So it depends on the company right as per the requirement. So but if you have Omni studio knowledge, so you will be like, you will be separate out with other developers because Omni studio is the latest thing that is available in the market. This is the good question. Arshad is Omni studio and velocity same. So I think Abhishek, we need to reiterate this question. I know you already answered, but it is a common question. So if you can, so yeah, I mean, so before Omni studio, there was a company called Velocity, right? So velocity came came up with the idea to build some solutions around the industries that that Salesforce haven't given us the prebuilt solutions, right? So for creating those industries, first they just created the velocity platform essential tools like IP data after Omni script and flex cards, right? To build those industries specific solutions, they have built some components or tools first. So before Omni studio, these tools were called as velocity platform essential vpe, right? And after the acquisition of Velocity and Salesforce, that velocity platform essential converted into the Omni studio. So the previous term was previous term was vpe and the new term when the Salesforce acquisition happened, the new term has been called as Omni studio, right? So like earlier it was known as velocity, now it is Omni studio, right? So like still if you search for the job, so like companies are searching for velocity developer because that name is still available there. But if you see Omni studio developer, then both are kind of same. When I was asking, can we use Omni studio in any Salesforce cloud or in any particular cloud? So I think industry cloud is the solution or answer to this. And if you go here, just open Salesforce.com and here you will find all the industries, right, for which Salesforce is providing solution. And I think Abhishek for all these we can use Omni studio, right? Yeah, I mean, so these days what Salesforce is doing is they are just giving you a different kind of org when you want your Omni studio into your Salesforce environment, right? So what you can do is with the help of those Omni studio, not just the industries that velocity targets, but if you want to build some custom logic, which is not related to any sort of industry, with the help of Omni studio, you can build those solutions as well. Right. So which developments kill mandatory in Omni studio? So Akshay, this is already answered like flow, Apex and LWC and SOQL, DML. Shubhashini is asking is Omni studio paid one. So org is free, like you just need to have that application installed. Narayan, the coding is not required. It is a local development tool. But if needed, we can integrate Apex, right? Yeah. Mumtah is asking so to learn Omni studio, we need the knowledge of velocity. No, I think this question is already answered. So I'm just skipping this. Yeah, so Sudha only studio is basically an application. So Omni means multiple, right? Studio like where you can do some implementation. Okay, so this is an application where you will be creating data after IP flex card and Omni scripts. So if you join day one session, then you're all doubts will be clear. So so that is asking confining the service cloud. How does Omni studio work? So I think when you will be attending a regular session, you will get to know this more. Akshay, how to study in exactly Omni studio. So that's why this bootcamp is. So we are going to tell you how to study it. So Shubhashini is asking good question is Omni studio linked with CPQ? No, so I mean, when you install the industry CPQ package into your Salesforce, all right. So just think just think as if Omni studio is something different, and all the industries clouds are something different. But those those are the things which have been developed by the velocity come. So let's say if you want to if you want to work on the industry CPQ, you will be installing a managed package managed package of velocity, which is called as industry CPQ. And the Omni studio tools can work with the industry CPQ tools. Now let's say if you want to install insurance cloud, you will be installing the insurance cloud package into your Salesforce on and with the help of Omni studio conference, you can build some functionalities. It's something like that. Okay, so Shantanu asked very good question, like, what, where is the advantage of Omni studio? It seems all the cases we can use apex vf lwc where Omni studio can be used. Then he says why someone should use this product where this one comes with licensing and cost. So I mean, I think that this this is the question that also we have answered. So let's say, if, if, if I am an administrator, Salesforce administrator, and if I want to, I want to move into the development domain now, right? And I don't know how to work with apex. I don't know how to work with a sequence. I just have basic idea, like what these things does or do, right? So with the help of Omni studio tools, what you can do is you can build your solutions, build your solutions without learning any sort of coding. So this is the perspective of a developer. Now, if I talk about the customer who is who is paying the license cost, right? So why they can use it? Because if you want to, if you want to use the prebuilt solutions for the specific industries, right, you have to install Omni studio. One reason is this second reason is this if when you're using the Omni studio, if a business requirement is taking one month to one month to get get it developed with the help of apex and vf and lwc, with the help of Omni studio, it will take just 10 days or you can say one week. Yeah, so here, here we will say that course. Yeah, here we can say like Omni studio is basically local development tool. So development is faster as compared to apex vf and lwc. Right. So that's why it is popular. So Jyoti is asking what will be the duration of the class from day two. So it will be like one hour. So in one hour, like 40 minutes, we'll be doing some discussion and demonstration, then you can ask questions. So we'll be answering those. So Navin is asking, does every company use Omni studio which provides Salesforce solution? So if it is specific to industry cloud, then yes. So Nikhil is asking, does we need velocity knowledge for Omni studio or not? These are the same things. So I think we already answered. So yeah, so Subhashini is appreciating you Abhishek, beautiful explanation for insurance cloud. Yeah, so like telecom industry, he will be covering in upcoming sessions. So like we just want to keep this overview session light. So in upcoming sessions, we'll be covering things in detail. How is this different from Salesforce industries like so basically Omni studio is a tool and like these are clouds. So clouds are having specific to particular industry, they have a prebuilt solution for that particular industry. And Omni studio is a tool which basically used to build some more solutions, specific to particular requirement. So you can you can relate it with like flow builder flow builder is a product with Salesforce development. It is a tool which is available with your sales cloud service cloud. So similarly Omni studio is available with industry clouds. So if we learn Omni studio specific to one cloud example insurance, then how comfortable we can be with other Omni studio specific industries like finance or healthcare. So I think very, very, very well familiar you will be. So you just need to understand the particular cloud because Omni studio you already worked with particular cloud. So when you move to any other cloud, you just need to understand that cloud Omni studio functionality will be same. So how to find a job as fresh in Omni studio or we need experience for this, like as a fresher, whatever knowledge you have, it would be good if you can showcase right because as a fresher, you won't be able to showcase any experience. So if there are two candidates, one is having admin and development knowledge and like you are having admin development plus Omni studio knowledge. So automatically your CV will look like heavy, right? So that's why because it is like two months tool. So we'll be doing 14 to 16 sessions and like daily if you attend one hour and if you do one to practice other than those sessions. So like within two months, you will be able to add this this skill set in your CV, right? And we'll be covering a project as well. So you can showcase that as well, like you have practiced. So it will give you a cutting as from other candidates. Okay, so when I thanks for letting me know, I will update dates in the session tracker. Actually, like I just created it by copy pasting. So maybe I just left some dates same. So Manjun is asking for telecom business. Do we go with Omni studio? Abhishek? Yes. Yeah, I mean, it's it's it's kind of like if you if you want to go with some prebuilt solution, then you have to go with the Omni studio. Okay, so God of velocity is part of Omni studio. This question is already answered. So you just need to watch the stream again. So in the beginning and in the middle twice, Abhishek answered this question. Yes, we can use Omni studio in free developer edition. So we'll let you know in day one session how you can get that. Yes, sort of we will be doing end to end project implementation at the end of this boot camp. Okay, so I think we answered all the questions Abhishek. So we are getting good response. And I think lots of people joined this boot camp live. And I'm sure lots of folks will be watching the recording as well. So I can see like more than 480 views are there and currently 55 are live. So this this this is a great response. And I thank everybody, those who joined live and those who are watching the recording. Thank you to you as well. And special thanks to Abhishek for sharing your knowledge with the community because this is a good karma, I think, because whatever you are doing for the community, it will definitely come back to you in good ways. So keep up the good work and thank you for whatever you are doing. Appreciate your efforts. Thank you so much again for giving this opportunity and yeah, I mean, it's always good to share knowledge which you have. So yeah. Yep. So thank you everybody once again. So I already shared session tracker with you. If you don't have that session tracker handy, so just go to the description of the stream. You will have the session tracker link and just follow the boot camp so that you can upgrade your CV. Okay, with this note, we take your leave. Thank you so much. See you next week with the day one session. Bye, everyone.


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Following the European Football Championships recently, the entire focus of the mainstream media was on racism. It's almost as if just about everything nowadays is somehow related to racism and this was no different. The media has gone into absolute overdrive, hyping this up as much as it can. The message, Britain is a racist country and racists, they must be punished. After the final, which England lost on penalties, a few of its black players were apparently racially insulted on social media. This is obviously wrong and any decent person would condemn it. But why is there no consistency? Why doesn't the media or politicians express outrage when white people are violently attacked or insulted or raped on our streets? Why? Because the current narrative is not about racial justice or equality. This is driven by a dangerous extreme left activism wing that intends to bring down Western society. To do that, they must bring down its majority, its white majority. Be in no doubt. White people are under relentless attack because the West is under relentless attack. This whole episode started when England players decided to get onto their knees at the behest of a group called Black Lives Matter. England taken me in the campaign to eradicate racism from football. The English team last week, taking a knee at their first match of the European soccer championship to a few boos from their own supporters. The mixed reception is a clear indication that there is still work to be done.  They are violent and they have destroyed lives and livelihoods. They make no attempt to hide who they are.  It's there for all to see. Black Lives Matter is a destructive mob. But it's a very clever, destructive mob. It has dressed its violent anarchy up as racial justice. That's why it gave itself the name Black Lives Matter to pretend. But Black Lives Matter doesn't care about black lives lost in black-on-black violence.  Slavery continues to this day. They are silent on that. They only riot and destroy property when they can blame white people for any grievance. That's what this is about. This group has already won the compliance of the media. Most politicians, even sports stars. During the European Championships, fans booed when players took to their knees. This, the press told us, meant those fans were racists. Home Secretary Priti Patel said she didn't like this bowing to Black Lives Matter. She has now been blamed for the racist messages received by England's players. The press has gone for her jugular. Something very important is happening here. Black Lives Matter, via the media, has told Priti Patel that she is to be punished for not doing their bidding. They now attack her as a racist. This mob of thugs has been so successful in their deception. They have created a reality where if you don't do what they say, you will be a racist.   The attack on Priti Patel has put other politicians on notice. Do what is demanded of left-wing mobs or face our wrath. How many MPs in parliament do you think will stand up to Black Lives Matter?  My guess is none. Zero. Not one of them has the courage to do the right thing and stand up to the bullies. That's why we need new MPs in parliament. This obsession with racism, which gets worse and worse by the day, is creating the greatest racial divide in Britain in my lifetime. It is turning Black against White and White against Black. It is creating racism. I suspect that's exactly what they want. Chaos, confusion, fear. It's the left-wing way. Stand up to this. Do not accept this. Do not tolerate anti-white hatred. Do not fall for the lies of the far left and Black Lives Matter. Someone has to take a stand at some point. It should be us and it should be now. Thank you for watching. If you agree with what you hear on four Britain videos, remember to like them, share them and subscribe to our channel. And why not follow us on social media as well. The relevant links are below. Thank you.


What I'm just I'm So happy that it's spring. I know you're still partially happy still chilly It is chilly, but the rain is supposed to be gone now for an indisclosed amount of time And I'm very very grateful. Do you know we had? record-breaking highest amount of snowfall ever up at mammoth 70 feet I know it's insane of snow and that's that's just the cocaine Curring Joe.  It's the Corbyn. I'm Rick You can follow me on Instagram to have more juicy content Thanks for watching subscribe to like what was it?  No Don't remember what it was. Oh fun fact. Yes all casting on on Twitter They're doing an adaption of Sherlock Who's they in somebody in India some really and we're talking about sure Casted as Sherlock as the Benedict Cumberbatch Sherlock. I don't know if it's gonna be like a direct adaption But they're doing Sherlock. They're doing a Sherlock Holmes something I don't know if it's in a direct adaption of the series or if it's just okay Okay, and they cast someone to play Sherlock Holmes. Let me ask you. Let me just narrow it down to industries Is it Hindi? Okay? Who do you think would be a great casting for Sherlock Holmes?  No KK Mennon. Oh great. Yeah, right? Yeah, that's great.  Oh, that's great. Hi.  It's gonna be amazing. Oh Anyways today we got a so Priyanka Chopra has made waves As everybody knows this she always does But this is obviously she went on armchair doctor whatever deck shepherds podcast, right? Yeah, like that. Yeah, and she talked about a lot. She did She probably got a lot of blowback. She probably got a lot of heat in terms of like telling why she loved Bollywood Yeah, why it's obviously certain things of different people in there also why Let's get that RR She misspoke obviously there. Yeah I mean, that's you get a pass. That's she a hundred percent knows it. She knows it. It's a lugu film Anyways, but this is a couple of the highlights of it because obviously okay long and I don't I'm pretty sure it's a copyrighted thing Yeah, his entire podcast. Yeah, because it's Spotify. He has a massive massive. Yeah, so these are I haven't seen the podcast Neither have I know so these are some clips of the stuff So she's no I always I always try to stay away from stuff in in case and that is something to know if you if you send me reels or Videos on Instagram and I'm not responding to those It's because I don't want to see something that's gonna potentially be on the channel I always make it a point to keep that stuff away for me as much as possible. Here we go Beautiful dress. I never said this so I'm gonna say it Priyanka Chopra is opening up about why she made a major change in her career Before the global superstar expanded her career into American film and television in the mid 2010s She was a Bollywood sensation and interview with Dr. Shepherd on his armchair expert podcast I love that look gorgeous Why she decided to transition away from Bollywood and move to the u.s. Something. She said she'd never detailed before I was Being pushed into a corner in the industry. I had people not casting me for reasons I had beef with people and it's exciting again. I'm not good at the playing that game politics So I kind of was tired of the politics. I was just like I need a break Priyanka got the opportunity to go to the States to pursue a music career And she was excited for that change of pace this music thing gave me an opportunity to go into another part of the World not crave for the movies I wanted to get but I would require to schmooze certain Clubs and like cliques of people and it would require like it sounds awful I had worked for a long time by then but I didn't feel like I wanted to do it That makes sense and dove had first into music. She had a deal of interscope records We're called getting to work alongside Pharrell will I am hit bowl and other music superstars But ultimately realized acting was more for her Popstar So many great looks having trouble back at home anyway just being cast in the kind of movies that I wanted to be cast in Just go talk to Vishal I'm just gonna take meetings will people take meetings with me and that was so hard and humbling And I realized I'm not going to carry the baggage of my career from another country and Assume and be entitled that I'm gonna get that kind of treatment. That's very abrupt adjustment. Yes It was hard Priyanka's first major US role was as Alex Parrish in Quantico And it was one she fought hard for hiring an acting coach and doing lots of preparation When I got the job, I realized that that's all it takes and that comes very naturally to me is prep So with every job that I have gotten from like smaller roles in Features that I did which I needed to to kind of build my English language Filmography had a lot of people who knew me from my Indian film days Questioning why I went to Hollywood to do small parts and be great movies is what they would say that really prepared me to have a Sense of accomplishment because I saw so many other girls in contention for that part And I worked on it and I got it Priyanka has of course gone on to land so many more Hollywood roles Including the Matrix resurrections and isn't it romantic and she even returned to Indian film for the 2019 Hindi language movie The sky is pink her latest role is in the upcoming action series Citadel And she recently talked to access Hollywood all about it I Well, Quantico helped her bring over some of that training as well Okay, yeah, I'm assuming they could only use so much because of it's yeah heavily copyrighted for sure From for the Spotify probably paid a pretty penny to yeah the exclusive rights To that but that's very interesting because obviously I didn't I didn't know that she I knew obviously she's been over here Yeah, I didn't know she left specifically Yeah, because of certain things that would happen and I've heard some people at least their rumors that it's something to do It's like her relationship with Karen Johar. Oh, I find very interesting very interesting I don't know anything about they could be a rumor, you know, it should come as no surprise that And it's the same here that there's it's all based on relationships. Yeah good and bad and I didn't know that I had simply thought based on not having that knowledge Yeah, and she doesn't I don't recall that in her book because she said I've never talked about this It just the impression I had from both her book and seeing her career is that coming to Hollywood was just a natural Expansion and progression of wanting to be an international brand. Yeah As well as why she's also with her husband investing in things like the restaurant and other things She's become an international brand. Yeah, did not know that there was a concerted definitive decision to leave the industry in India and Just put all your chips on the table here the fact that she says people wouldn't cast her. Yeah, which Kind of insane, right? I mean obviously there's no way she's talking about like Vishal because he's just he's not that kind of person No, and you know the kind of work, but also those aren't the films that will give her the biggest box office Oh, that's true. That's like working with Anurag Kashyap And they're probably just gonna have a small little opening and it's for because you want to do the acting work Yes, and there's a lot to unpack when somebody says I I wouldn't get cast There's a lot to unpack in there It could be and the implication that seems here. Yeah, is doors were closed on her unjustly. Yeah There's also the other side of the coin where she was adamant about a part that she felt she was right for and wanted And the creators said we don't think you're right for it. Yeah, and so she didn't get cast. Yeah Where those two are the group, you know, the nice thing is it's it's you know I I don't I don't see her out there spewing poison toward anybody in this. No, yeah I don't think she's that kind of person either. No, that would throw anybody under the bus at all But I hope she comes back. I mean it might be stuff that she just like in the skies pink Produces, yeah, and that's why she's like I'm coming back, but I'm the boss. So I get to white tiger Yeah, yeah, is that was which one was actually because one of them was Hollywood sky Which one was Hollywood was this guy's pink or was a white tiger good? I can't remember. I don't remember. Anyway, it's not that it matters But obviously both those I believe she produced. Yes, right? She had controlling power of that. Yeah, I mean I it's it. No, I'm every year at a certain level. It's kind of like why aren't you producing after a certain time?  Yeah, most everything and I Money I've got to say I've never heard anything from anybody in the industry Negative about Priyanka granted I don't have a lot of folks that we would be in communication with who are one degree away in relationship with her Yeah, yeah, but typically you do hear about those kind of things. Yeah, you do and So yeah, I I hope her career continues to progress in Hollywood and in Indian film industry Because I think she would be dearly missed if she never worked and she would in the film industry No, she would and she's really she's really one of the actors on the list Every actor I think has a list of actors that when they watch them You want to work with them because great actors bring out the best in you and it's so rewarding to work with a great actor and Priyanka is one of those actors. It's on the list of actors that I would love Work with love to talk to her as well. She should be very interesting to talk very interesting I'd love to talk to I'd love to talk to both her and her husband about so many things I have consistently I have consistently seen in my mind's eye And Johnny and I talking with her and her husband just off, you know privately They I find their lives to be so fascinating and we obviously we have that connection of he's an American guy I'm an Indian guy. Obviously we have stark differences in our careers not a net worth. Oh, yeah, no net worth pretty dang close So anyways, but yeah, that was very informative I would actually love to listen to the entire podcast you actually hear all so I might check that out But let us know what you thought about it and what should be our next Priyanka Chopra film Yeah, we still have a lot to get to of hers. So please listen what that should be down below


traditional research methods such as semi-structured interviews and focus groups but we also introduced a number of strategies to them that are more kinesthetic and also visual. We integrated a lot of visual tools into the teaching of the PAR course because the three of us all have interest in visual anthropology but also because visual tools seem to suit the class so well I think that's one of the advantages of visual tools is it allows people to have a broader range of communication as opposed to the structures of verbally talking about things or written language they have this whole new media in which they can explore what they're learning and illustrate what they're learning literally and if they're creating something like a graffiti board they can draw people in and have people draw ideas challenges that they're facing and it creates a lot of interest for people it's also something that they can display later and communicate the information they've gathered. Two of the other really interesting visual tools that we use were community mapping which involves students sitting down together at a big table with some big sheets of construction paper and drawing a map of Bellingham and then having to locate their houses and community sites and different important things on it then looking at that as a data set to look at scale and where things were in proximity and things like that and also we did an activity where they had to draw personal quilts and they had a sheet of paper and they drew quilt squares that represented themselves and things that they felt were important and assets that they brought to the course or to the class and then sort of symbolically sewing them together with tape and then that then went up on the wall and sort of represented our par classes as sort of par community quilts. Another tool that we used midway through the quarter was the temperature gauge another thing that we thought we should have used in the beginning after starting it students were able to put on a grid what they were feeling from week to week with a symbol that they chose and then they drew those lines together so they could see where they were at different points in their research and how they felt about their research how their research was going and when all the students put their thoughts on this temperature gauge they could see that they all had had similar experiences and I think that this helped bring them together as a group and helped them realize that this was a natural part of the process. One of the other tools that we introduced about midway through the quarter was appreciative inquiry and it was interesting this ended up being one of the things that I think students identified as one of something they wished they'd gotten sooner actually. Appreciative inquiry takes a different tact than traditional inquiry. Traditional inquiry and anthropology as I've learned about it has a tendency to look for problems what's going wrong what's not working in the community and students went in with the community with these kinds of questions in the community identified these questions as well and appreciative inquiry allowed them to take a different approach and identify strengths instead and to look at what was going well and they had glowing results from this in fact with some students that completely turned around their experience with the community that they were working with. I think one of the big assets of the tools where we presented them was that all the tools were interchangeable and that each class day that the students would come they would get sort of new tools to add to their toolkit and so the class kept evolving in that way and two of their sites their sites kept evolving because they would always be learning new tools new ways of looking at a situation or a problem which I think the sites found really beneficial as well. Which I think the advantage of PAR. The advantage of PAR is that it is flexible and that it gets tailored to the specific needs of a specific community as opposed to traditional approaches that take a best practices approach where this works in one place so let's apply it to another place without taking into consideration the differences that exist in that location or within that community. The main lesson that I learned while doing this work especially with regards to PAR was that you have to be willing to constantly adjust and I was kind of reminded of something something that you're taught when you're learning to be a bartender which is that the key to a good cocktail is lots of ice so however much ice you think you will need make sure you have three to five times as much on hand with you every night I felt like the key to a smooth PAR process was flexibility and however flexible you think you will need to be you have to be three to five times as flexible over the course of the course.


Good morning from Steinbach. Time to go drive some trucks.  It's gonna be a good day. It's Thursday You know, I'm gonna miss this girl She's a good truck She's got some character and some age on her. She's a good truck. She's treating me well Speaking of missing that old truck They put me in a new freight shaker today. Well, not a new one, but it's a newer one. It's a Cascadia Man this thing drives quiet compared to my old truck I guess the other truck was so loud and I got used to it and I just you know, that was just Regular for me already. They put me in this truck where they're test driving it for the day and It runs like an electric truck. It's so quiet. I don't know what to do with myself in here I can hear myself think That's a scary thought. I can hear myself think that, you know So we're taking this Cascadia Into Winnipeg. I don't have to yell at you guys anymore. So I could just talk in my normal voice. This is nice This is very nice This is a little treat. My second last day Pulling this trailer here. This is very nice. It's kind of like a little treat It's my second last day before I'm in a different truck again I'm not sure if that'll have a sleeper on it or if it'll be a day cab either way Doesn't matter to me But yeah, this truck runs like a Cadillac compared to that old one For the most part, I don't really care what truck I get put in I just like Trucks in general. So as long as I'm driving trucks, I'm happy as long as they're running well Not breaking down all the time. But once they're Doing good, you know some of those old trucks. They're they're better than the new trucks But the one advantage this one has for sure is the sound in here I could whisper and you could hear me in the other truck If you have anyone in the passenger seat, you have to yell just for them to hear you pretty much or talk loudly So that is one big plus to this truck. Nice and quiet much smoother ride as well. It's got a longer wheelbase That's gonna be heavy. Russian writing on it I think that's Russian anyway Thousand kg so about 2,200 pounds Come on The way to hold me on the ground so I don't fly away All right, so the the biggest difference I can notice in driving this truck is that there's no splitter Which is weird to me. So it's just a 10 speed Haven't driven a lot of 10 speeds before they're usually 13 speed, but this has been working just great except when you Kick it up into the next round of gears. Your next gear is gonna be over here instead of up here I figured that out While I was driving like why are there such a big gap between these gears feels like I'm missing a gear 10 speed So it runs really nice like a very smooth ride That it rides like a Cadillac. I'm actually very impressed with this truck. It's it's very nice so I'm getting some goodies put on me right now and Those would be going back out to southern Manitoba once we're done here. We're in Winnipeg on the east side and We'll see what today brings. I don't know how much they're putting on me I'm feeling my whole trailer I was just told to go here and pick up what they had and I'm not allowed on the dock here So they know what they're supposed to put on me I guess once we pull up when they're done, we'll see how much they put in So I've got my lunch right here took my garbage can with me to stay organized Look this thing even has a nice little mask hook and one down here as well for my spare 2021 I Got all my other stuff over there. Look at all the space in here yet Wow That's my inverter that I used to charge up my phone So I can use my 45 watt supercharger that charges up my phone from zero in less than an hour So that's why I take that along because I use my phone here for everything during the day GPS Calling customers calling home everything whatever I need whatever I need. That's so I need to charge that up quickly I've also got this charger here, which is connected to you guys to keep you guys charged up But other than that, yeah, I've got all my cleaning products with me here So this truck smells like cleaning products right now because I've been doing the mandatory trucker Josh Wipe down here. I'm not quite done. So that's some dirt around here and on there But yeah, if I get into a truck, I want to leave it better than I found it And I also want to enjoy my day because I got to live in this thing for the rest of the day They're in the trailer now.  I just dump it in the garbage there and that way Garbage doesn't build up on the floor in here because that's gross Well, I'll be honest Wasn't expecting to go through the back roads to get here, but here we are What does this say bridge maximum 40.8 tons metric tons? We'll be just fine Look at how the farmers push up the snow on their fields like that too to stop the wind erosion I got showing you the other day. Oh look a creek Wonder where all the beavers are So glad we don't got a deal with that anymore And we'll just keep trucking down trucking down the back road here I've got to go another kilometer and then I got to turn right Someone way out here has something for me Well, that's something for someone else and I'm gonna take it to them. I'm glad this road isn't very soft yet. Thanks I left my clipboard in the trailer I better go get it. Oh, it's windy of course, okay Gloves I apologize for the wind noise in advance Yeah, I actually like it Rental or what it is They're trying to note for the day they wanted my opinion of it My opinion is it rides on the cattle is gonna chat with you a little bit more out there But that wind is just biting Sun's starting to go down so it's starting to get colder again But now this truck has been running really good today. The engine's obviously good truck itself is good My only critique if I had to critique something would be that on the highway something seems out of balance a little bit There's a little bit of that wobbling and shaking that I was dealing with when I had my freight liner columbino freight liner century It just shakes on the highway. I don't know what it is. There's a reason they call them freight shakers. They shake That's the only criticism happens rather than that. It runs great.  Tomorrow's probably gonna be back in my regular truck and then I'm off to New pastures, I guess well old pastures familiar pastures just different pastures that I'm on right now slower down slower down slower down eight Kilometers an hour here Josh 80. That's where there's where that the ghost car. That's not really a ghost car always sits That blue cop car I showed it to you in one of my videos He always sits right around here because this zone here is a new 80 kilometer an hour zone So for you Americans, this is a 50 kilometer an hour zone.  So not today I'm headed home. It's a bit of a long longer day got off at six o'clock today But I was privileged enough to ride the green caddy. That's what I'm gonna call it Then rode like a Cadillac. I know I've been talking about it all day already, but man I was spoiled today, I don't know what vehicle they're gonna put me in tomorrow Probably the old the old truck again, and that's totally cool. It's fine, but You have to put me in the green caddy again. I'm not gonna complain. Yeah little farewell farewell thing maybe It's my last day in this truck either truck tomorrow and on Monday we start back in familiar scenery Monday morning, I have a meeting with everybody there in the office Gonna go over a social media policy and once that's all agreed to signed Then I can obviously start sharing a lot more with you. So let's wait till then and Should be good good times ahead So while I've been doing this pulling this little 28-foot pop around I've been here just a couple of months. It wasn't that long It feels like a lot longer because I really do like everybody there. I got along with everybody Well, I felt I felt like I got along with everybody Boss is a great guy The the load gods dispatchers great guys. It was a really It was really nice place to be you know, they treat you like family and Those are the kind of companies I want to work for so Fantastic I am sad to leave it's a fantastic company. I'm sad to leave but New opportunities call I almost sort of feel like I'm going home because I spent a third of my life there You know, I worked there for almost 10 years and I'm going back. It feels like I'm going home Sad to leave the group of group of guys I was working with now. So anyway, Brett's probably gonna get off work soon we'll probably get home around the same time and Make some supper put the video together go to bed and get ready for tomorrow


Thank you. Thank you, Dimus. Just on time, I would really love to join one of this very special unique contest. Let's welcome the next speaker, Ervin and chat GPT. Hello, dear attendees, I am chat GPT, a language model developed by OpenAI, and supporting me in this presentation is Ervin Chen, a volunteer for Mozilla and Wikipedia from Taiwan. Together, we'll explore how AI and community collaboration can overcome language barriers on Wikipedia, making global knowledge sharing more equitable and accessible. Your participation in this journey towards a more inclusive knowledge base is vital, and we look forward to sharing these exciting insights with you. As we begin this talk, I invite you to participate in a quick real-time poll regarding your view on AI's impact on the future of Wikipedia. Please vote using your mobile device or laptop. Choose from five options. Very positive, positive, neutral, negative, and very negative, we'll revisit the results at the end of our session. The language barrier within Wikipedia leads to a significant inequality in knowledge coverage across various languages. This disparity not only restricts access to knowledge for certain linguistic communities, but also hampers global knowledge sharing. Enter GPT-4, a powerful tool developed by OpenAI. By understanding and translating multiple languages, GPT-4 offers a solution to these language barriers in Wikipedia. It allows editors to translate articles effortlessly across different language versions, bridging knowledge disparities and fostering global knowledge sharing. However, tools are just one piece of the puzzle. For a more inclusive, diverse, and accessible knowledge base, we need to strategically connect editors from different linguistic backgrounds. The value here is the amalgamation of unique perspectives and knowledge from different language communities. A Japanese Wikipedia editor, for example, might possess in-depth knowledge of a local event or cultural nuance invaluable for Wikipedia's and other languages. Through our tool and collaboration strategies, this knowledge can be shared and disseminated with greater ease. In short, GPT-4 holds the potential to turn the dream of equitable global knowledge sharing into reality by breaking down language barriers in Wikipedia. Before we conclude, let's take a look at your thoughts on AI's potential in enhancing knowledge sharing and equality as reflected in our poll. Thank you for your active participation. Your insights set the stage for our conversation. Very positive responses at 13% likely see the vast potential of AI in enhancing knowledge sharing and equality. Positive feedback at 42% hints at optimism but with potential reservations. Neutral views at 35% suggest uncertainty or a balanced perspective. Negative opinions at 8% might highlight potential challenges or downsides of AI. Lastly, very negative at 0% could represent strong concerns about AI's role in Wikipedia. Your insights are vital as we continue to explore and innovate in the field of global knowledge sharing. They help shape our understanding of how AI can play a significant role in creating an equitable and inclusive platform.