Localization Perspectives Episode 6

September 7th, 2010

How do you define quality in the language services and translation industry, is quality just subjective?

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Localization Perspectives Episode 5

August 31st, 2010

In the penultimate episode in our series, and with Localization World in Seattle just around the corner, Renato and Kirti discuss industry events.

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Selling localized software in Canada

August 27th, 2010

Here at Milengo, we assist clients with their language support commonly after LingoPort has finished their work. And we too notice clients’ needs for Canadian Language support is different when it is deal-based, rather than as part of a broader sales plan, so I too will focus my ideas on that part. I wanted to use this blog to illustrate some examples of projects we’ve worked on to give readers ideas on what processes and technology are available and what is do-able, to help stretch your budget when sales lands a big new deal in Canada.

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Creation of common EU patent system faces setback – Translation Implications

August 26th, 2010

Since May 1, 2008, the London Agreement, meant to reduce costs relating to the translation of European patents, has been in effect. The London Agreement provides for patent claims to be available in the national language of the states where the European patent is registered, while the description — which represents the bulk of the text of a patent — can be made available in English, French, or German, the official languages of the EPO (European Patent Office).

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Localization Perspectives Episode 4

August 24th, 2010

In this weeks episode Renato & Kirti are joined by Bob Donaldson from text & form to discuss dis-intermediation. With current business models in the localization industry changing as technology advances, who will be left without a seat when the music stops?

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Localization Perspectives Episode 3

August 16th, 2010

The third episode in our six part series, Localization Perspectives, is now live. In this episode Renato joins Kirti to talk about standards and what they mean for the localization industry. Watch the video below to find out more and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel over at youtube.com/milengoTV

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Localization Perspectives Episode 2

August 10th, 2010

The second episode of Localization Perspectives, our 6 part video blog, is now live! This weeks episode features Renato & Kirti talking about innovation in localization, or the current lack of, and how companies outside the industry like Google are spearheading technological advances.

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Visit MilengoTV, our brand new Youtube channel.

August 4th, 2010

Today Milengo launched MilengoTV, our brand new Youtube channel. A place for news and entertainment, MilengoTV brings you all the latest topics in the localization industry. Our first 6 part series ‘Localization 101′ features our resident host and CEO, Renato Beninatto. We’ll be releasing a new episode each week and to kick things off Renato joins Kirti Vashee [...]

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“It Might Not Be Right, but It Sells”

July 19th, 2010

We all seem attracted to foreign words. Psychologists tell us that people associate positive ideas with words that they do not understand. In the United States, if you add an accent to a word, you can raise your prices — even if the word has no accent in its original form (check how many grills [...]

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SDL Acquires Language Weaver. First Reactions.

July 15th, 2010

Other experts like Kirti Vashee and my former colleagues from Common Sense Advisory will certainly post more detailed analyses of this news, but I wanted to document my initial reactions to what was announced today by SDL and LanguageWeaver, the first developer of a commercial Statistical Machine Translation software system. In recent months, I have [...]

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