Speakers
Scott Carothers
PresenterStart
September 27, 2016 - 2:00 PM
End
September 27, 2016 - 3:00 PM
Content Internationalization (I18N) and a Common Sense Approach to your Process
What are the questions and insights needed to set up a translation process for your team? This session will cover current trends in the translation industry and help you understand key translation questions a global enterprise should be asking. You’ll learn newfound translation “common sense” for a process, plus the time and cost savings in the file prep stage– internationalization (i18n). Finally, you’ll know how to take an assessment (info translators don’t want to share) and capture metrics to optimize the translation process.
For many, translations are thrown over the fence and left in the hands of the trusted translators. This is not necessarily a bad thing. But for all of your creative efforts to prepare quality content, what really happens when it goes to the translators?
In this webinar you’ll learn more about:
- How internationalization is accomplished
- How Translation Memory (TM) affects your project
- The hidden costs of translations
- How to measure performance to optimize your process, enhance quality and improve delivery time
Together, we’ll work through the process to identify areas for improvement. From there, we’ll look at a common sense approach to help you change the way you handle translations and help save your sanity.
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