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Check out today’s interview with computer programmer and app developer, Jo Overline. You may have already heard of (and downloaded) the popular iPhone app Ugly Meter, but do you know about the creators behind this success? In today’s interview, Jo talks about his latest project, Wordicus, a multilingual word game that connects individuals across countries and languages. Check it out today!
Last week, CSOFT’s Marisa Bowers and Uwe Muegge attended the annual CMS/DITA North America conference. Read about Marisa’s personal impressions of the conference and a summary of Muegge’s presentation on Google Translate and the future of machine translation. See you there!
Happy Friday, everyone! Before you set off for the weekend, stop by the blog to help us countdown to TermWiki’s one millionth term! It has been an incredible experience thus far, and we’d like to take this opportunity to share with you some fun facts about TermWiki’s progress. We couldn’t have done it without you all! Stop on by today!
Today’s post is a special interview with the localization industry’s very own Renato Beninatto. He was kind enough to sit down with us for a Q&A about life, business, and the many different hats he seems to be constantly wearing. As always, the interview was insightful, informative, and straight to the point. Come check it out!
Today’s blog talks about the growth of collaborative and innovative practices in the next decade. Check it out to see some interesting statistics we found in the Google Decisive Decade Report about how employees want more collaboration and innovation and what they predict the 2020 workplace will be like. Don’t forget to comment! As always, we love to hear your thoughts :)
Check out an interview with web globalization connoisseur and co-founder of Byte Level Research, John Yunker. Read all about what Yunker has to say on the shrinking globe, how social networking sites have lead the way with crowdsourcing, and best practices tips. We were so fortunate to have John Yunker lend his time and expertise. It was truly a treat!
Hi everyone! Today’s post is a TermWiki cheat sheet of all the useful features TermWiki has to offer. Stop by to learn about Term in the News, the latest TermWiki Forum, and My Glossary. For translators, the TermWiki toolbar and workbench might be especially helpful. Check it out, and have a happy Friday!
Hi guys! In today’s blog, Matt Arney talks about the disconnect between what translation buyers need and what localization vendors are selling. This can easily be bridged if LSPs would just embrace the new ideas and technologies that are emerging within the localization and translation services industries. Check it out now to read more about simplifying processes and what CSOFT can offer you so you can emerge with more.
Today’s blog is in wake of the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that hit Japan last Friday, with an update on our Japanese linguistic team. Read for more details and links on where to donate/ volunteer to support the relief efforts. Keep Japan and all its residents in your thoughts!
Extra, extra…read all about it! CSOFT has expanded its World Headquarters to the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District (CBD). For photos and more details about the move, check out today’s blog! And don’t forget to keep an eye out for an Englishman named Robert!
Last year, the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) formed a new committee to focus on standards specific to language services and products. Committee F43 had its first meeting in mid-February, with CSOFT’s very own Uwe Muegge in attendance. Learn more about the committee’s specific targets and Uwe’s impressions in today’s blog!
Ready, set… GO! TermWiki’s Language Race has officially started. It’s free, it’s fun, it’s unpredictable. All it takes is a small surge of language-lovin’ contributors around the globe to shake up the results. Learn more about it at Simply CSOFT!
