Tag: translation productivity
07
Jun
The Demand for Translation Services is Always Rising
by Multilizer | Iina
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This is a guest post by The Migration Translators. For businesses globally there are huge markets that have not yet been tapped. It has been...
09
May
Localization Now Will Save Your Money Later
by Multilizer | Iina
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Localization is an investment for the future. Like with all investments, costs of a localization project are paid today and benefits will be realized tomorrow. In...
29
Jan
The Conflicting Goals for Machine Translation
by Multilizer | Iina
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Machine translators are technologies developed by software engineers and developers. Machine translators are tools used by wide range of people, from ordinary people to translation...
03
Dec
What Is Language Standardization
by Multilizer | Iina
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The ongoing competition and the challenging economical situation are driving companies to find new ways to improve profitability. Cutting costs is often an inevitable part...
17
Nov
New Way of Thinking Translation Automation
by Multilizer | Iina
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There has been a lot of discussion about translation automation in recent years. One can have any kind of opinion about machine translation and other...
05
Nov
The Importance of Languages in Global Businesses (Overview of KITES Symposium 2014)
by Multilizer | Iina
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Last week we participated in KITES Symposium 2014, the top language industry event in Finland, to hear and discuss about the future of language services...
11
Dec
Translation Commoditization Makes the World More Equal
by Multilizer | Iina
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Today, more and more people are getting an opportunity to get translations. The evolving technological solutions and the increasing number of translation service providers are...
20
Nov
Translation Quality Standards Are Changing
by Multilizer | Iina
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Translation industry is changing. Various external and internal factors put a heavy pressure on traditional translation services. The best translation or no translation approach isn’t...