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Last week we heard the story of our very own Chiara Conte, her experiences with CSOFT, and her journey that in turn led to Huawei. This week, we have her views on working with the networking and telecommunications giant, as well as some telling insights into the globalization and localization industry.
CSOFT is proud to be participating in the technical communications (tekom) tcworld China 2016 in Shanghai on April 18-19. Our technical communicators, account managers, and operations managers from all around the world along with other experts in the technical communication and localization industries are there at the Pudong InterContinental to learn, network, and exchange ideas for […]
We’ve mentioned Stepes before. This new platform is infiltrating the translation industry by storm. Using a chat-based app, translators can connect with clients’ documents giving them the freedom to work wherever and whenever they like from their phones. Stepes’ headquarters in Beijing consists of international staff from all over the world. Their backgrounds and different […]
In a world that consists of over 6500 different spoken languages, quick and easy communication across nations can often be a problem. Here at CSOFT we aim to bridge this gap with the launch of our newest translation platform, Stepes. The inspiration for the name came from the Eurasian Stepes, the vast steppe eco-region that stretches all […]
When high-tech talents get together over a meal, the result could very well be a tasty innovation. Food-related startups are cropping up and are slowly changing the way we buy groceries, eat out, and cook our meals. According to Dow Jones VentureSource, F&B startups in the US attracted over $1.1 billion in venture capital funding […]
Imagine a time in which we are no longer lost in translation. With the current pace of technological innovation and translation technology, this might be the future we can look forward to in a few years. Avid travelers no longer have difficulties ordering food in restaurants nor make the mistake of walking into the wrong […]
It is hard to believe that emoji, the symbols some of us use to form entire sentences, originated as a footnote to text messages. An emoticon of a plane, clock, and gust of wind, for example, would instantly be deciphered as a way to illustrate the expression “time flies.” It is in this way that […]
In a world run by technology, it is no longer surprising to see once-dominant industries slowly falling, succumbing to the efficiency that ever-evolving technology brings to the table. The slowly diminishing publishing industry is what motivated Sigbjorn Dugal to start Pickatale, a digital publisher of an interactive multilingual storytelling app seeking to educate children aged […]
More and more mobile users are realizing that most mobile apps are a hassle; they simply clutter mobile screens and waste of valuable bandwidth. And app creators are starting to question whether they should make apps to begin with. That’s because as the number of mobile apps has exploded on both the Apple Store and […]
For many enterprises, the processes of translation and localization can be daunting, but they don’t have to be. There are some steps that can make the undertaking easier. The two most important of these steps are Terminology Management and Enterprise Language Management.
