From newly formed ULG to MotaWord, Cloudwords, thebigword, and RWS's CTi unit, 2016 has seen its fair share of senior appointments in the language industry. Here is a roundup of last year's most important new hires.
Omniscien Technologies (formerly Asia Online) today announces the availability of more than 100 Industry Machine Translation Engines. With the release of Language Studio 4.0 Omniscien Technologies has further reduced the barrier to entry for Language Services Providers and Enterprises alike to professional and secure Cloud based Machine Translation for content localization.
Asia Online announces change of company name to Omniscien Technologies, the establishment of a European entity, and the appointment of Peter Zeer as Director of Sales, EMEA.
Asia Online announces the release of Language Studio™ Cloud, Version 4.0. with hundreds of “off the shelf”, ready to use Industry Engines that covers all key language pairs and increasingly 12 industry domains so that customers can translate “in domain” without the need for customization.
Study of over 500,000 user-generated reviews on TripAdvisor reveals stark contrasts in the relevance of ratings across different languages. French and Spanish agree the most; Chinese and Danish, not so much.
Bangkok-based machine translation vendor Asia Online hires enterprise IT veteran Andrew Rufener as new CEO, reshuffles leadership.
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