Curious about continuous localization? In part two of our continuous delivery triad, we tackle some of the most common questions: is continuous localization a myth or reality; does continuous delivery really pay off; can it be successfully implemented into a game localization workflow; and beyond. Have you read part one of our series on the difference between…
DetailsBy Anja Jones Over the last eight years, Anja Jones Translations has grown from just me working as a freelance translator from my kitchen table to a company that currently employs 11 full-time staff and well over 100 freelance translators. Translation companies come in all shapes and sizes but I’d like to share my own…
DetailsOVH is a leading European cloud hosting technology provider based in France and has over 300,000 servers and 27 data centers in 19 countries around the world. The translation team localizes content into 14 different languages with several variants in English, French, and Spanish for 25 markets worldwide. The translation team serves as the internal…
DetailsFor as long as there have been projects, there has been project management. Although the technology and strategies have evolved over time, the goal has remained the same — to ensure projects are handled as efficiently as possible. One of the newest strategies to pop up within the translation and localization industry is continuous delivery.…
DetailsAvailable for Android and iOS, all users can enjoy peace of mind knowing their translations are well-managed and on track thanks to the app’s updated functionality and user experience. What’s new? We’re glad you asked:
DetailsChristophe Eyraud, Solutions Architect at Semantix In January 2018, Memsource released its first AI-powered feature, the AI-powered Non-translatables, which scans content submitted for translation and automatically detects segments that do not need to be translated. This means that translation can be done faster and at a lower cost since the volume that actually needs to be…
DetailsTaking your brand across borders can be a surefire way to increase sales and expand your potential market. To successfully launch a marketing campaign targeted to a different culture in a different location, it is not enough to simply translate your content. Marketing content often includes creative language, idioms, and other culturally-specific elements to capture…
DetailsMarketing translation and localization is an essential part of a global marketing strategy. Speaking to all your prospects in their native language is likely to bring in more leads and strengthen your brand image in your target markets. Does localizing your web, email, and landing page content sound like a daunting, complicated task? It doesn’t…
DetailsThe Maastricht School of Translation and Interpreting is a language academy of the Zuyd University of Applied Sciences and offers one of the most advanced and cutting-edge translator training programs that we have ever come across. We had the opportunity to interview Joop Bindels who leads the program’s simulated internal translation agency to gain a better…
DetailsWhat does GDPR mean for you? The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a law to protect the data privacy rights of individuals. It goes into effect on May 25, 2018. The purpose of the law is to empower users with the ability to learn about and manage their data stored by companies.
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