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Web-based alternatives to traditional translation purchasing are appearing with greater frequency, from both mainstream language service providers (LSPs) and from entrepreneurs tailoring their start-up businesses exclusively for e-commerce. Client expectations and demands will increase the capacity and functionality of these portals. Against this backdrop, free translation in various forms – websites, plug-ins, and entire browsers – broaden the accessibility of language services for one and all, especially for the “occasional buyer” of translation.
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- Global Leaders
- Industry Providers
- Technology Vendors
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- Author
Donald A. DePalma
- Categories
Technology, Global Leaders, Industry Providers, Technology Vendors, Translation and Localization
- Keywords
Computer-assisted translation, Localization, Machine translation, Procurement, Software localization, Technology strategy, Translation, Translation management systems, Translation memory, Translation technologies, Translation workflow, Vendor selection / RFPs
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