TAUS in Copenhagen - What you need to know
Many businesses want to adopt MT, but face a seamingly impenetrable set of barriers when confronted with the cost of MT licenses, knowing which engines are available, understanding ease of customization, and ...
TAUS Predicts
The recession was not as bad as we had all feared. A coordinated global response, the taking of difficult decisions,...
Let a thousand MT systems bloom
Looking into the future, I see a thousand MT systems blooming. I see fortune for the translation industry, and new solutions to overcome f...
Breaking down the language barrier
Earlier this year I wrote about how language barriers are creating a new digital health divide and I suggested that the single biggest barr...
New opportunities in European funding for the translation industry
The European Commission (EC) has just announced a new round of language research & technology funding with a strong focus on the translation space. At the same time, ...
Is there a need for global postediting guidelines?
Increased use of machine translation (MT) by clients and language service providers has resulted in a greater need for posteditors; however, conflicting or lack of pos...
Putting language data sharing to work
Once an MT solution is in place, the vital strategic need for any translation user is to access good data to train an SMT system, customize resources for a RBMT eng...
TAUS in Tokyo
The great linguistic distance of Japanese from other major commercial languages has stimulated a great deal of MT-related activity in Japan but also continues to present ...
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