SlatorCon 2019 — Your Definitive Guide and Key Takeaways
SlatorCon toured three global cities across Europe and the US in 2019 and featured 28 speakers representing the full breadth of the language industry.
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SlatorCon London 2019
Media Localizer ZOO Digital Strives to Move Past ‘Frustrating’ Disruptions
ZOO Digital moves beyond “frustrating” disruptions in the financial year ended March 2019 linked to changes in a key buyer’s supply chain and contraction in DVD and Blu-ray sales.
Lionbridge CEO John Fennelly Sees Language Industry at ‘Inflection Point’
On-stage interview with John Fennelly: Lionbridge CEO on Gengo acquisition and the nascent global market for language data, computer visualization, and other AI services.
How Localization Boosts Conversion Rates at Food Startup Huel
Huel’s Content and Merchandising Manager, Mario Tarantino, shared the company’s localization strategy at SlatorCon London 2019.
Lessons in M&A: Welocalize CEO Smith Yewell on Past Deals and Future Targets
Welocalize CEO Smith Yewell on why M&A deals fail and which acquisition targets interest the Maryland-based LSP.
Why Linguistic Validation Requires Not Just Conceptual but Cultural Equivalence
Adelina Lear of contract research organization ICON plc spoke at SlatorCon London on the role of language services and the linguistic validation workflow in clinical trials.
Media Localization Buyers on Outsourcing, Automation, and Last-Minute Schedule Changes
Localization buyers from Discovery Networks, ITV, and A+E Networks UK share their procurement and languaging strategies with the SlatorCon London audience.
As Neural Machine Translation’s Core Model Seems Settled, Focus Shifts to Products
At SlatorCon London 2019, Systran CEO Jean Senellart outlined the latest in NMT developments, called out some myths from vendors, and pointed out what’s missing from the industry.
Highlights from Sold Out SlatorCon London 2019 — Photos, Videos, Themes
Over 100 participants gathered at the Bulgari Hotel in Central London to discuss what’s driving the language industry from AI and automation to emerging buyers and much more.
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