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We previously discussed the future of Artificial Intelligence Translation (also known as Machine Translation) and the potential impact on how we deliver language services in the translation industry. One of the article's main points was using artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly. When AI is...

Every business, regardless of size, should consider the bigger picture of attracting an international clientele rather than limiting its website and product to a US-based audience only. As your company grows—and isn’t that the goal?—so, too, will the demand from your customers, which is why it’s...

There is no hotter topic in our industry than AI's potential impact on translation. The pessimists in the crowd say, "That's it, pack it up. Translators will lose their jobs, and interpreters are no longer necessary. This is the end of our industry." These fears are not new. Similarly, the advent...

Let’s get ready to rumble! This is a machine translation (MT) battle royal between DeepL Translator, Google Translate, and Microsoft Translator. I thought it might be interesting to select a popular media article, which uses some slang and pit these three neural machine translation engines against...

Qualtrics has done an excellent job of including translation workflow and formats in its process. In this article, we will discuss how to efficiently manage the translation of the surveys you write and the responses you collect and learn why Qualtrics is one of the top CX platforms.

Remote learning has never been more important than in today’s environment. Software developer Instructure and their flagship program Canvas have helped educate millions of children and corporate learners through e-learning. Canvas is a platform that allows educators to quickly concept a learning...

Your localization plan says Persian. Your translation provider's quote says Farsi. A colleague working with Afghan audiences mentions Dari. All three names are connected but not interchangeable, and choosing the wrong one can put your content in front of the wrong audience.

What if you could more effectively reach 43 million US residents? Would that effort generate more revenue for your company?

Many of our customers include software applications as part of their product offerings. The translation of software projects does not have to be tricky or overly complicated.

Machines can understand and translate human speech better than ever before. However, bots from Google to Amazon still struggle to understand your words, handle humor, or do anything much beyond giving you an approximation of what was originally said.