A recent TAUS market study reports that 52 of 129 Language Service Providers (LSPs) are already using machine translation (MT) in their production environment and 86% of the remainder informed they plan to adopt MT within two years.
ProMT has recently been stepping up its marketing effort, technology resources and global visibility for its portfolio of translation tools. Grounded in a rule-based model, this strongly linguistics-driven, full-service solution is gaining customers, especially for the perceived quality of its Romance, Russian and Germanic language pairs (built on an advanced customization agenda for individual resources), and its high level of interoperability with typical user work environments, from desktops through to online services.
This complimentary report comes at a critical moment as two prerequisites for accelerated innovation and greater interoperability, industry-wide language data sharing and open translation platforms, have become reality. This report outlines the industry's development focus in the coming years, highlighting the types of decisions companies are making, spotlighting a few case histories and predicting how events will unfold.
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