Increase Market Share with Customer Intelligence
For the last couple of months, Language Weaver has been providing information about utilizing automated translation software within different enterprise intelligence applications to improve access to multilingual content for decision making. The past two newsletters have included articles on multilingual business intelligence, and multilingual competitive intelligence. This month we are finishing up this topic by bringing you more information about customer intelligence, the benefits of listening to the customer, and the added value of making this intelligence offering multilingual.
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Language Weaver and empolis Integrate Automated Translation Capabilities
Language Weaver and empolis, a leading service technology company based in Gütersloh Germany, have entered into a strategic technology agreement that will support multilingual translation of enterprise applications.
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Recently Published: TAUS Report on Language Weaver
Report Summary: This 25 page report, written and published by the Translation Automation User Society, gives an overview of Language Weaver, the supplier of statistical machine translation technology solutions to the enterprise market. It provides background on the company, a brief account of its technology and solutions, and a set of user cases of companies that are deploying Language Weaver’s products and services. This report aims to give an objective account of the key features of one of the more visible players in the language automation market today.
View the full story for the report's table of contents.
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Localization World Berlin Preconference: June 9, 2008
Statistical Machine Translation – Theory and Practice (TAUS Workshop)
In this full-day workshop we compare theory and practice. Are the promises of SMT true and applicable to the localization industry? Involving developers and early adopters of the new technologies, we will debate many of the relevant questions and as many answers as possible. *For the Agenda, please view the Full Story
In you are attending the Localization World Conference, please visit Language Weaver in Booth #14 on June 10 - 11, 2008.
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In the Halls of Language Weaver....
Eggcorns have become a hot topic among collectors of language trivia. Although they have existed throughout the history of language, they only recently acquired a name, coined by Geoff Pullum of the popular linguistics blog Language Log. View the full story for more information on what an eggcorn is, how they started, and some examples.
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Upcoming Events and Webinars
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