Not just anonymous words indiscriminately scraped from the worldwide web, but good quality human translations from trusted sources, from government bodies and institutions, from companies large and small and from professional translators.
What could we do with it? We could transform the translation industry! Here is how we do it:
Machine translation and Asian languages
Expect to see rising levels of demand for translation into and across the region’s languages for sometime to come.
This CEO is here to stay
First article in the sustainable growth series.
The nuts and bolts of self-service MT
Finding the right tools for self-service MT implementation is often a challenge.
Interoperability and open tools
Attendees rose to the challenge of developing user-friendly solutions to implement or work around standards of efficiency and savings at the TAUS User Conference 2011.
Translation quality evaluation is catching up with the times
Quality is when the buyer or customer is satisfied. In the translation industry, quality measurement is managed by quality gatekeepers.
MT spells mainstream translation
MT as usual served up some interesting new developments at the TAUS User Conference this year in Santa Clara.
The future for translators looks bright, but they will have to reinvent the profession first
Seven predictions and a survey presented at the 19th FIT Conference, San Francisco, August 2011
What machines still can't translate
The breakthroughs presented at the Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics often define the future of computational linguistics for years to come.
TAUS announces partnership with APET
2nd February, 2012, Amsterdam – TAUS, the translation innovation think tank, announces a partnership with APET (Portuguese Association of Translation Companies).
TAUS announces the launch of the TAUS Tracker
8th December, 2011, Amsterdam – TAUS, an innovation think tank and interoperability watchdog for the translation industry, announces the official launch of the TAUS Tracker.
TAUS and Translators Association of China sign partnership agreement
22nd November, 2011, Amsterdam – TAUS, the translation innovation think tank, and Translators Association of China (TAC) have entered a partnership, allowing their respective members access to the networks, communities and knowledge of the two organizations.
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