Why Localization Teams Think Outside-in at Dell
At SlatorCon Remote, RWS and Dell will discuss how they work together to rethink traditional approaches and develop new perspectives.
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Language Access Key to Equitable Telehealth for Marginalized Communities
Covid-19 accelerated healthcare’s digital transformation, but left behind patients with limited English proficiency; how new tech should include language support from the start.
How Transcription, Captioning, Linguistic Validation Can Fuel Growth for LSPs
At SlatorCon Remote December 2022, Michael Rosman and Elizabeth McCullough discuss service delivery opportunities, risks, and barriers to entry.
Smartling’s Bryan Murphy on How Translation Creates Growth as Budgets Become Tight
At SlatorCon Remote December 2022, Bryan Murphy, CEO of Smartling, talks about leveraging AI and automation to drive growth and reduce costs in the event of a recession.
SlatorCon December 2022 Recap: When the Going Gets Tough, Resilient Industries Adapt
At SlatorCon December 2022, language industry leaders share this consensus: Companies that successfully adapt to the volatile business environment through AI will thrive in 2023.
SlatorCon Remote Showcases Resilient Language Industry
Some 300 language industry professionals gather at SlatorCon Remote June 2022 to discuss market outlook, language technology, emerging growth opportunities.
Uber’s Roadmap to Machine Translation as a Product
At SlatorCon Remote December 2021, Language Quality & Localization Ops Manager Hameed Afssari explains how Uber has scaled its machine translation to 52 languages (and counting).
Language Industry Closes an Eventful Year at SlatorCon Remote December 2021
Is MT really the new TMS? And what of RSI’s future? Stakeholders trade insights on machine translation, translation management systems, and remote simultaneous interpreting at SlatorCon Remote.
Localization as a Platform Service: How Riot Games Gets ‘Close to Players’
League of Legends game developer, Riot Games, wants to be the most player-focused game company in the world. Director of Localization, Sarkhan Lyutfaliev, on how localization powers that mission.
Small Projects, Big Marketplaces. Getting Clients Closer via Localized E-commerce
With everything from “tomatoes to Teslas” being sold online these days, BLEND CEO Yair Tal believes businesses need to make every effort to speak their clients’ language.
How Pinterest Uses Internationalization to Inspire the World
Francesca Di Marco, Internationalization Lead at Pinterest, was localization employee No. 1 at the social media app. Here’s how she grew her team to drive global strategy.
Benefits of Working on Government RFPs According to thebigword CEO
Joshua Gould, CEO at thebigword, on what makes public sector RFPs so lucrative. Shares behind-the-scenes glimpse into why rolling out big contracts is not for the faint of heart.
AI and GPT-3 in the Era of Content Creation
Language technology experts from e2f, Intento, and Coreon / ESTeam talk about how AI is transforming content generation, opening up new possibilities for localizing content.
A Panel Most Unique: Verbit, KUDO, and Deluxe on Video Localization’s Convergence
Video localization experts from KUDO, Verbit, and Deluxe trade views on the market for subtitling, dubbing, remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI), and live translated captioning.
The Onset of the Supercycle at SlatorCon Remote September 2021
Currently at the onset of a language industry supercycle, clients and LSPs trade localization strategies and recall journeys to maturity at SlatorCon Remote.
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