Localization projects are intricate, requiring a blend of linguistic expertise, technical know-how, and strategic vision. At the heart of successful localization efforts lies a pivotal role: the solutions architect (SA). An SA’s involvement goes far beyond initial setups, as CEO Marina Ilari explains. “SAs play a very important role in building and maintaining long-term client relationships.
The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence have significantly transformed a variety of industries. From automating repetitive tasks to streamlining complex workflows, its impact is broad and undeniable. The translation industry, in particular, felt this shift as AI-powered tools begin to shape how translation services are managed and executed.
Solutions Architects bring together the technical and cultural elements of localization as they design tailored solutions that align with both their client’s vision and the technical requirements of the process. Keep reading to learn more!
At first glance, when comparing service providers, it may be tempting to go with the least expensive option.
In our industry, project management consists of managing resources such as time, budget, technology, and people in a strategic and efficient way so that a translation or localization project is successful.
An effective localization project manager is someone who has a unique skill set that combines planning, organization, people management, communication, and other valuable skills.
Every book (or audiobook) is unique, which is why it’s only logical to be in doubt about what narrator to choose. If you’re about to embark on a project like this one, feel free to reach out to the Terra team and get advice and suggestions for your specific project.
Technology has impacted all areas of our lives greatly and the translation industry is no exception. In the past, translators did their work using paper and pen, typewriters, and dictionaries. As you can imagine, without the aid of technology (…)
Whether you crave the stability of a nine to five or like to hit the road and let the world be your office, you may find working as a linguist or translator suits your needs. While some benefit more strongly from being in-house or working as a freelancer (…)
The various texts, products or materials that Language Service Providers (LSP) process every day always have important functions in their context: users read, listen or share them in real situations of life. Because of this relevance, the localization industry has defined steps (…)
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