Machine Translation System for Language Service Providers and Content Owners
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With the new plugin, project managers will be able to machine translate files with Globalese directly read more
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Globalese 2.12 comes with the following improvements: Duplicates are removed when uploading resources. Filtering out duplicate read more
Globalese 2.11 introduces the integration of the SAP Translation Hub as a third-party reference for read more
Globalese 2.10 brings the following new features and improvements: Bilingual resources can now be exported as read more
Globalese is a statistical machine translation system and is therefore language-independent. Read more...
Globalese supports all the major CAT tool formats. Read more...
With Globalese, you can create high-quality project-specific MT engines and increase your translation productivity. Read more...
Globalese can be licensed as a local system or rented as a hosted solution. Read more...
MT and the translation ecosystem: how to measure the savings achieved by using MT
Globalese 2.0: Composite Engines and a new pricing model for MT
Not all language pairs are created equal. Anyone who has experience with Statistical Machine Translation (SMT) knows it is always easier to get good results from an English to Spanish engine than say, French to Japanese.
The concept of composite engines makes its debut in Globalese 2.0. Every Globalese engine now includes a phrase-based and a hierarchical part. These reflect two […]
You justify your investment by the return on costs. However, on the long run, your savings should come from streamlining and not from pressurizing the members of your ecosystem who depend on you.
Straining the members of your organization may work for a while, but in the long run you will lose. You will lose your best translators, editors, proofreaders and […]
