More than 80 language industry leaders, 6 presentations, a lively panel debate and extended networking opportunities; SlatorCon London 2018 again assembled some of the most important names in the industry and touched on what matters in language services and tech.
Managing 30% annual growth, Hogarth’s Director of Localization and Translation Technology decided it was time to move to SaaS. After an exhaustive selection process, Wordbee Translator emerged as the most suitable platform to transcreate global marketing content at scale.
Richard Glasson, CEO of Hogarth Worldwide, talks about four key trends in the advertising industry, and his company’s strategic approach to helping clients navigate the complex requirements of modern multilingual content delivery.
Hogarth Worldwide CEO and Group CFO discuss the company's latest financial filing and strong revenue growth. CEO shares why they decided to exit the software business and take a write-down on their digital asset management platform Zonza.
As it prepares to list as a separate company, Donnelley Financial discloses that its translation business generated over USD 80m in 2015; names TransPerfect, Lionbridge, Moravia, Hogarth, Across, Welocalize, Sajan, Smartling, Memsource, and others, as key competitors.
As language service providers expand across more of the localization supply chain, language technologies can be barriers for LSPs to these growth segments. Customer segmentation and industry focus are now shaping the way that LSPs choose to invest in language technologies.
Annual report filing reveals 34 accounts generated over USD 2m in 2015; CLS Communication with USD 76m in revenues and 9mn in income since acquisition; Geotext founders on earn-out until 2018.
Digital Marketing is next on Welocalize’s shopping list, as the private-equity-owned language service provider buys London-based digital marketing agency Traffic Optimiser and rebrands it to Adapt Worldwide.
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