Italian language industry association AITI conducted a survey of over 500 translators and interpreters, and published its findings on rates, income and technology use, and more.
Private equity owned Wieners+Wieners/Apostroph Group continues its Buy and Build strategy focused on the so called D-A-CH region and acquires med-tech focused LSP LÓPEZ-EBRI. CEO projects pro-forma revenues 2018 to come in just under USD 30m.
Shopify’s Content and Localization Manager, Giulia Greco, shares how the multi-channel ecommerce company will have localized six million words by the time 2018 ends, and why translation was the easy part.
In the UK, more and more language professionals are launching their own businesses. Who starts a language service provider in 2018 and why?
In an exclusive interview with Slator, SDL CEO Adolfo Hernandez insists they did not need M&A but calls the acquisition of Donnelley Language Solutions a fantastic strategy accelerator.
RWS reports stable earnings in its last full-year set of figures prior to SDL inclusion. Plans to rebrand and create four new divisions, housing a mix of RWS and SDL business lines.
SDL exceeds forecast by posting 2019 revenues of GBP 376.3m. CEO explains how the company moved to remote work and details cost cuts as pandemic impact looms.
As the language industry becomes more and more competitive, what are universities doing to ensure that their translation students are ready to enter the marketplace?
SDL is poised to reap the rewards of a three-year transformation and a swift and skilful one-year integration of Donnelley Language Solutions.
Set to go live in September 2019, SDL Language Cloud combines productivity, workbench, and PM features in an end-to-end solution for continuous localization.
Trados founder Jochen Hummel discusses the demise of the product category he helped create, what has delayed full NMT disruption, and what’s next for human translators.
SDL concludes three-year transformation and posts modest organic growth across three divisions. Investors now expect SDL to deliver on growth, profitability in 2019.
European Parliament publishes new call for tenders for translation into 19 languages, amounting to about 609,000 pages or 100–150 million words per year across four institutions.
Intento has published its plugins to two popular Computer-Assisted Translation platforms, MemoQ and SDL Trados.
An inaugural survey from the Belgian Chamber of Translators and Interpreters revealed average rates for translators and interpreters in Belgium for agencies and direct clients, as well as language combinations, specializations, satisfaction rates, and technology use.
SDL posts annual results for the full-year 2017. CEO and Chairman call financial performance “frustrating” and “disappointing” but are confident the company’s root and branch transformation has laid the groundwork for a stronger 2018.
The Translation Centre sees a sustained demand for translation from EU agencies and bodies in 2018. But to deliver three-quarters of a million translated pages per year, it relies on extensive outsourcing and technology. Machine translation not yet integrated into production.
SDL projects 2017 revenues of GBP 285m, up 8% from last year. Pre-tax profit are down 18% due to restructuring charges, delayed software deals, and a faster than expected shift to SaaS. Language services margins improving.
The call for bids is for four projects involving the translation of legal text, including legal documents of ongoing proceedings, decision of various legal bodies, legal opinion, and other texts that deal with EU or national laws.
Efficiency boost for tens of thousands of translators as MMT launches the first ever adaptive neural machine translation plugin for two of the most widely used translation productivity tools, SDL Trados Studio and MateCat.
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