Systran Names Former Operations VP Vincent Godard as CEO
Vincent Godard returns to Systran to take on CEO role. Former CEO, Jean Senellart, to stay on as scientific adviser and board member. AI agency to grow global markets, expand in the cloud.
Vincent Godard returns to Systran to take on CEO role. Former CEO, Jean Senellart, to stay on as scientific adviser and board member. AI agency to grow global markets, expand in the cloud.
SYSTRAN, a major player in the machine translation market and leader in solutions for private and public companies and organizations, appoints Vincent Godard as CEO.
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