In this episode of Globally Speaking, we talk about how we’re still in the hype curve of AI, what AI has to do with PowerPoint, the concept of selling an idea before the product is ready—and a little about manscaping, too.

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we invited Daniel Sullivan of Tableau back to the podcast to talk about the components of a mature localization environment, how the buyer journey affects localization, how search behavior influences content choices and why KPIs don’t always determine quality.

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we invited Daniel Sullivan of Tableau back to the podcast to talk about the components of a mature localization environment, how the buyer journey affects localization, how search behavior influences content choices and why KPIs don’t always determine quality.

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we talk about the phenomenon of social conformity or following the heard. Often, people don’t know why they are doing things the way they are, but by digging deeper, you can shake up your business and improve your processes.

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we talk about social conformity, or following the herd, and how ‘the way things have always been done’ needs a shake up every now and then, including in localization processes.

Ready for more on NMT? In this episode of Globally Speaking, John Tinsley, CEO and co-founder of Iconic Translation Machines, talks with us about how neural machine translation (NMT) has finally transcended the hype, why it’s ready for prime time, and all the new doors that are being opened in this space. John says it’s ‘100% the right time’ to get into NMT. Click play to learn more!

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we talk with John Tinsley, CEO and co-founder of Iconic Translation Machines, about the current status of neural machine translation (NMT) and why it’s the right time to get on board.

This episode of Globally Speaking features Adam Asnes, the CEO and founder of Lingoport, and the topic of internationalization (i18n). He covers what it is, what problems it solves, how it’s really a design issue and not a localization issue and why it needs to happen upstream. Adam also clears up some misconceptions people might have. Tune in here to dig deeper!

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we talk with Adam Asnes, CEO of Lingoport, about what makes a global enterprise consider internationalization (i18n), how it differs from localization and why it should occur upstream.

In this episode of Globally Speaking, we speak to Bill Rivers, “America’s Language Lobbyist,” about his work championing language endeavors in the US like education, translation and interpretation. You’ll want to hear more about what his advocacy for language at the highest levels has to do with immigration, national security, economic growth and the value of bilingualism.