Just for the fun of it, I thought I would post some sales figures for my first app, Santa Snoop (since renamed to Where in the World is Santa Claus?). With Christmas behind us and sales unlikely t...
The year 2017 was a whirlwind for Localization at Slack, as we expanded our supported languages from one to five. We now provide localized support in English, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish…
Expand your Android app's reach to a global audience. Learn how to internationalize your app and develop a process for localizing it for other languages and locales.
Description, time index links, and speaker list: A behind-the-scenes look at how Neflix brings hundreds of shows and movies to audiences around the world
How can we ensure that our work is not viewed as a commodity? What practical steps can we take to demonstrate the value of our work to our clients? And how can we increase the quality that we provide? These questions were among the topics tackled by Dr Henry Liu in his presentation in Wellington, …
When thinking about content quality management and performance of global content, many experts tend to focus exclusively on evaluation, measurement, or assessment of quality. However, there is so much
Hey, you! Yes, you. Are you a proud game developer who considers translating their game into another language? If so, I prepared a few tips and warnings for you, in order that you can avoid low-quality translations and dissatisfied fans.
Learn tips from PTC's Localization Director, Natalia Levitina, on the in-country review process to ensure translation quality and simplify review cycles.
"Proz is dead." I bet you've heard that one before. This is what people say in 2015. This is what they've said in 2010. And I bet that this is what they will be saying in 2020. Many translators have somewhat of a love-hate relationship with Proz.
The recorded interview for the Profession of an audiovisual translation from A to Z course. 03/08/2018 St. Pete, Russia. #LearnAVT #RuFilms #AVT_School
Localization is too often tacked on to a content strategy as an afterthought. This ebook shows you the importance of a Global Content Marketing Strategy.
Come join our night out event to figure out the next and best things to happen in the localization industry. We all know how tedious and expensive official localization conferences can be, so we’d like to invite you to join us for the Berlin Localization Unconference.
Localization managers often complain that it’s difficult to assess and compare language services vendors – that they all look alike. When you add the challenge of understanding the supply chain for translation and localization services, even the most...
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