03. Bob Willans & Balázs Benedek: Single-sourced Translation (Nov 14,15 2012)
NY Metro and the Single-sourcing SIG present:
Single-sourced Translation with XTM and Easyling
On November 14 and 15 2012, the STC New York Metro chapter and Single-sourcing SIG will join forces to offer you a presentation on:
Single-sourced Translation
In today’s global world, the need to translate a lot of content and keep up with frequent changes can be quite a challenge. Consider, for example, the following scenario:
CompanyF creates software for the healthcare industry. The corporate website is hosted using WordPress, with marketing material and technical documentation created using Word, Powerpoint and FrameMaker. 60% of the content of the marketing material is shared with the content on the web site, and 30% of the content is shared between the web site and technical documentation.
CompanyF is looking to expand its markets into south America and East Asia, and will need to localize it's web site and content into Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean. They need a solution that will help them continue stable production while supporting a manageable translation process.
Inputs = Word, FrameMaker, PowerPoint, WordPress site
Processing = XTM + Easyling
Outputs = localized Word, FrameMaker, Powerpoint and WordPress site
STC’s New York Metro Chapter and the Single Sourcing SIG invite you to explore the world of translation and the tools which may help you achieve just that - an on-going, semi-automated workflow which offers a solution to a complex translation scenario.
Bob Willans, CEO of XTM International, and Balázs Benedek, CTO of Skawa Innovation Ltd. have graciously agreed to pick up our virtual glove, so to speak, and present a joint solution to our challenging scenario.
Join us to hear their presentation. Choose 1 of the following 2 sessions:
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST
Live virtual presentation, followed by Q&A
Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 5:30 - 8:00 PM EST
Gathering at NY or NJ for networking and a re-run of the recorded presentation.
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm - Networking
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm - Presentation & Discussion
(We will provide Tea/Coffee and cookies. Feel free to bring your own sandwich or a snack to share.)
Nitza Hauser Mollye Barrett
President, NY Metro Chapter Manager, Single-sourcing SIG
POST-WEBINAR RESOURCES
Thank you to all who participated. You can now download:
CHOOSE FROM 2 DIFFERENT TIMES/LOCATIONS
Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 1:00 - 2:00 PM EST
Virtually
Registrants will receive a weblink a day prior to the event.
Thursday, Nov. 15, 2012 6:00 - 8:30PM EST
New York
Thomson Reuters
195 Broadway (between Fulton St and Dey St)
5th floor, West Skybox
New York, NY, 10007
(Be sure to RSVP and bring a picture ID to show security.
No walk-ins will be allowed at this location)
New Jersey
Medidata Solutions
379 Thornall Street, 15th Floor
Edison, New Jersey 08837
(walking distance from Metropark Station)
Virtually
Registrants will receive a weblink a day prior to the event.
About Bob Willans
Bob is CEO of XTM International Ltd which he co-founded in 2002. XTM International develops and sells XTM, a complete translation solution for project managers and translators including a web-based, computer assisted translation tool and translation management system. XTM Cloud is the SaaS version of the software, while XTM Suite is the traditionally licenced application for installation on client’s servers. Bob graduated from Cambridge University with a Natural Science degree and has had a varied career, working in South America and as an entrepreneur in the IT industry. His experience in localization started with SDL where he was responsible for their early web-based CAT tool.
About Balázs Benedek
Balázs is co-founder and CTO of Skawa Innovation Ltd., a company focusing on cloud- and crowdsource-based internet solutions, computer-aided automated workflows. With its award-winning Easyling.com, Skawa is making the website translation process easy for both translation agencies/freelancers and website owners, supporting automatic text extraction, word counting and contextual review process, right on the website. Balázs holds a master degree in IT, studied at the University of Utah, Salt Lake City and Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary. He is the co-founder of 24-hour International Programming Contest, and vice-president of the John von Neumann Computing Society.