With so many translation technology options on the market today, it's no wonder why language service professionals are often confused about what technology products to use, and which solution is the best choice for their own particular needs. Are you one of them? Join us for some stimulating conversation—and answers—about translation technology issues. 

Today's episode features an eye-opening discussion with Tableau Software's Daniel Sullivan, who is Director of Global Content Readiness at Tableau Software. Learn more about the needs, opportunities and pitfalls localization professionals must increasingly face to understand the growing impact of more targeted, relevant and insightful data.

Today's episode features an eye-opening discussion with Tableau Software's Daniel Sullivan, who is Director of Global Content Readiness at Tableau Software. Learn more about the needs, opportunities and pitfalls localization professionals must face to understand the growing impact of more targeted, relevant and insightful data. 

As language professionals we hear a lot about the dangers of disappearing languages. But what about writing systems? What happens to a culture when new generations can't read its ancestral alphabet? Join us for a fascinating—and unscripted—conversation with Tim Brooks, founder of the Endangered Alphabet Project.

As language professionals we hear a lot about the dangers of disappearing languages. But what about writing systems? What happens to a culture when new generations can't read its ancestral alphabet? Join us for a fascinating—and unscripted—conversation with Tim Brooks, founder of the Endangered Alphabet Project. 

Translation pricing hasn't changed from around 20 cents a word in two decades. Or with the advent of faster translation software, has it? Join us as we talk with Anne-Marie Colliander Lind and have one of the most important discussions we've ever had on Globally Speaking.

Translation pricing hasn't changed from around 20 cents a word in two decades. Or with the advent of faster translation software, has it? Join us as we talk with Anne-Marie Colliander Lind and have one of the most important discussions we've ever had on Globally Speaking.

In March 2016, Adolfo Hernandez took the helm as the new Chief Executive of SDL. Now, about a year-and-a-half later, he joins us to share his unique perspective on where the language industry is today--and where he sees it headed in the future.

In March 2016, Adolfo Hernandez took the helm as the new Chief Executive of SDL. Now, about a year-and-a-half later, he joins us to share his unique perspective on where the language industry is today—and where he sees it headed in the future.  

The interpreter's job is to translate what a speaker is saying while keeping their own opinions and feelings completely separate. Or is it? When a motivational speaker wants to move an audience to action, how do you keep the main points from being lost in translation, unless the translator conveys the same feelings and excitement as well? The answer—INTERPRETAINMENT.