The New York Times is writing about it. So is The Economist and dozens of other prestigious business publications. Why is Neural MT suddenly so important--and critical to language service providers? Tune in for the first in our three-part series on why neural MT is one of the hottest trends in the translation industry today.

2017 is shaping up to be a year of many changes for the translation industry. Hear what some of our listeners think will be among the biggest trends this year.

With digital channels available to every business today, small- and medium-sized companies can compete against industry giants like never before. Hear how some of the world's smartest SMEs are making it happen.

Moravia. Welocalize. Other translation companies. And now, Lionbridge. Why are private equity firms investing so heavily in the language industry? And what does it mean for LSPs?

In 2016, we saw major industry consolidation, the growth of voice-based content, the scramble for translation talent–and much more. But what lies ahead in 2017? Our predictions may surprise you.

The 80/20 rule. User-generated content. De-centralized translation management. Some of the strategies Marriott International uses to achieve its globalization goals are breaking new ground–not only for one of the world’s most respected brands, but also for the hospitality industry worldwide.

Content may be king according to most B2B marketers today, but how do you keep the king from losing its power when multiple markets and dozens of different languages are involved? Excellence in localization and compelling content are the answers.

Renato and Michael share their opinions on the three top things localization professionals must and must not do to deliver optimum results. And value.