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Japan's most popular messaging app LINE has complex requirements for translation and localization. Senior Localization Engineer and Product Manager Robert Wertheim explains the process.
Demand for translation and localization is growing at Sony Interactive Entertainment. Localization manager, Yasmin Vanya, discusses how her team works with 22 system languages to bring the PlayStation line of products to a global audience.
Skyscanner's Senior Translation Executive Hristina Racheva and Senior Engineer Chris McCluskey share how the travel search site manages translation and localization workflows to offer travel information to over 60 million users in 30 languages.
Carla Berquo, Senior Manager of Marketing Operations at hearing aid manufacturer Unitron, discusses why localizing marketing content is extremely challenging and why in translating technical documentation ambiguity and mistakes just can’t happen.
Google Translate hides in plain site at annual developer conference. The talk was mostly about AI and the search giant’s proprietary processors that power neural machine translation. And then there was CEO Sundar Pichai introducing Google Lens, translation feature and all.
Localization Unconference gathers vendors and buyers for informal chats with no set agenda and no sales pitches allowed. Just exchanging views on how to speed up dealing with regulators, implement an enterprise-wide TMS, and more.
A roundup of important stories you may have missed in 2016. From the booming German translation market, Canada’s Translation Bureau row, 21 fast-growing language service providers in the US, to Brits talking Brexit.
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