The webinar, hosted by senior analyst Alison Toon, will feature a live conversation with three global enterprises: HP Inc, Intel Corporation, and Motorola Solutions. These companies are at different stages in their migration journey and will share their experiences, insights, challenges, and what they hope to achieve with their new tools and processes.

While translation reuses analytics and process KPIs are already part of the localization team’s core deliverables, many miss out on creating business-oriented guidance that can help functions in other areas of the company interpret the degree to which local markets contribute to revenue and growth. As AI and machine learning with other forms of automation advance rapidly, dashboards and their underlying data will continue to evolve. In time, much of the information that dashboards passively rep...

The move to more inclusive language to deliver content that does not exclude people on the grounds of gender, race, class, sexuality, disability, or any other criteria, is changing how companies and organizations communicate. Many large businesses have already defined their diversity and inclusion (D&I) strategy, but what does that mean when it comes to global business, or for local multicultural communities? Does it even translate? The movement began in the United States, but as a global – and...

How do you use localization data to help steer and guide your enterprise in the best direction? Do you use it to predict outcomes or prescribe actions, or are you still trying to impress your executives with how much translation reuse you have achieved? CSA Research will share best practices as the outcome of a recent study of how enterprises at all levels of localization maturity use their data as business intelligence. Come and learn how to use dashboards for globalization success!

Everyone creates content today at work - whether as part of marketing a product or service, documenting a product or singing its praises on social media, or helping consumers and business partners post-sales. And today, we have to assume that all of that content is likely to be translated - either explicitly, for example because your company has a language strategy and localizes all marketing content for a set of languages or delivers products in multiple countries, or indirectly, because a cust...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to work-from-home overnight. Some were well-prepared and already allowed everyone in their language supply chain to access their translation management system (TMS) remotely, with no disruption to workflows; for others, it was more challenging, involving other IT tasks such as enabling virtual private network (VPN) access. We have spoken with enterprises at both ends of the spectrum - including those where use of a cloud application was previously problema...

The COVID-19 pandemic forced businesses to work-from-home overnight. Some were well-prepared and already allowed everyone in their language supply chain to access their translation management system (TMS) remotely, with no disruption to workflows; for others, it was more challenging, involving other IT tasks such as enabling virtual private network (VPN) access. We have spoken with enterprises at both ends of the spectrum - including those where use of a cloud application was previously problema...

Will language follow the lead of industries like marketing and music that changed their pricing models to survive and continue delivering what customers wants? Or will it fall victim to completely different approaches inspired by Uber and other gig-economy entrants? Through a set of interviews, a survey of LSPs, buyers of language services, and an analysis of other industries that have been through major shifts in technology, pricing, and customer expectations, CSA Research will share the data g...

Will language follow the lead of industries like marketing and music that changed their pricing models to survive and continue delivering what the buyer wants? Or will it fall victim to completely different approaches inspired by Uber and other gig-economy entrants? Through a set of interviews, a survey of LSPs, buyers of language services, and an analysis of other industries that have been through major shifts in technology, pricing, and customer expectations, CSA Research will share the data g...