Véronique Özkaya describes her strategy for turning Argos from a production-centric to a client-centric LSP in less than two years, restructuring and achieving 64% growth by 2022.
Over 400 registered participants joined the tenth edition of SlatorCon Remote to discuss how the language industry can incorporate the rapid advances in large language models in production.
SlatorCon Remote September 2022 saw the biggest percentage of buy-side participants of any SlatorCon to date. Here are the highlights.
Through this partnership, Argos and Moodle US can offer clients a learning experience that is adapted for the language and culture of their clients
Argos Multilingual has announced the development of an AI-driven service for cleaning translation memory (TM) data.
Argos Multilingual, a leading provider of language solutions, today announced that it has extended its partnership with Lokalise, the leading continuous localization platform.
Argos Multilingual CEO, Véronique Özkaya, joins SlatorPod to discuss the recent acquisition of Venga Global, running a distributed team and build versus buy in language tech.
Poland-based language service provider, Argos Multilingual, buys rival Venga Global; roughly doubles its size at close to USD 60m in annual revenues.
Argos Multilingual acquired Dublin-based Chillistore, a company that specializes in language quality assurance and inclusive localization, in January 2021.
Argos Multilingual acquires Ireland-based linguistic quality assurance (LQA) provider Chillistore Technologies for ca. USD 2m.
The rebranding reflects Argos Multilingual’s continued growth and evolution in the global language and content solutions industry.
'Many open roles'—look who’s hiring! Email no longer ‘feels like millions.’ For PEMT, what’s a reasonable speed and will hiring subject-matter experts fluent only in the target language become a thing?
Dan Koenig, the new Content Strategist for Argos Multilingual, has been a thought leader in technical communications and is a popular speaker at LocWorld
Court says an LSP’s use of Google Translate could mean a gross violation of professional practices and a client’s IP rights; ruling defines what constitutes a ‘professional translator.’
Bostick's 25-year experience in the language industry gives her insight into what’s required to take a company from good to great.
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