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Enterprises that used to hold in-person events for customers, employees, partners, or investors had to find ways to move efficiently to a virtual format over the last few months. Despite the challenges, many organizations succeeded at the conversion. How did they do it?
As companies pause and reflect on the first wave of events, they realize that they can’t rely on individual heroics each and every time. They are taking stock of what worked well and what didn’t. Organizations that relied on subtitling or narration in a foreign language all struggled with the very narrow window of time between the recording of a session and its broadcast date, especially when presenters were allowed to make changes up until the last minute. Such efforts have left many teams drained and anxious about the next wave of events. So, what are some alternative offerings that enable real-time language support?
To help organizations navigate through the various options available to enable real-time language support, CSA Research has developed a guide entitled “Multilingual Virtual Events.”
We also published an in-depth analysis of 18 remote simultaneous interpreting (RSI) platforms to help event planners decide which RSI solution will best assist them based on their event format (“Remote Simultaneous Interpreting Platforms”). While you may expect that there is one best solution that wins it all, that’s not the case. As documented in our earlier blog on RSI, you have to make a series of decisions that then dictate which solutions you should consider.
What’s important at this stage is for you to gain experience with services you may be less familiar with. This will expand the range of solutions you have available to deliver strong experiences for event attendees but also adds flexibility for presenters if changes are likely to happen until the last minute. Many complex multi-day events tap into various offline and real-time services to deliver language support based on the content and importance of each session.
Director of LSP Service
Focuses on LSP business management, strategic planning, sales and marketing strategy and execution, project and vendor management, quality process development, and interpreting technologies
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