Free LSP Webinar - Managing complex multilingual projects with frequent updates using the memoQ server

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Start time:Nov 13, 2012 15:00 GMT     Add to calendar

1 Hour Free Webinar
Language:English
Summary:As a part of the November 2012 ProZ.com LSP Free Webinar Series this 1-hour webinar will be hosted by Kilgray Translation Technologies
Managing complex multilingual projects with frequent updates using the memoQ server

The translation of a dynamically changing website, translation of documentation while the technical writers are still working on it, games and software translation are just a few examples of large projects that a translation vendor needs to process. While it is possible to do most of this in a text editor, with sending files back and forth manually, it is not worth it. The project management overhead justifies the use of a cleverer solution.

This session demonstrates how translation vendors can process complex projects where the source also gets updated as the translation happens. The memoQ server's flexibility enables clever project management, and as a result, large-scale savings in large and complicated projects - the ones that generate the lion's share of your revenue.

Join Kilgray for this session, learn more about the concepts behind the memoQ server and optimize your translation processes.

This webinar has already been held.
To view the video recording of this webinar CLICK HERE

Below please find the website links mentioned at the end of the webinar:
  • For more information on Kilgray visit - http://kilgray.com/
  • Kilgray products including memoQ server - http://kilgray.com/products
  • Request a free trial of memoQ Server - http://kilgray.com/downloads/ask-memoq-server-trial
  • Attend Kilgray’s user conferences and learn more about latest developments - http://memoqfest.org/>

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    • Required: Intel processor (1GB of RAM or better recommended)

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    István Lengyel    View feedback | View all courses
    Bio: István Lengyel
    Chief Executive Officer, Kilgray

    István Lengyel is the founder and CEO of Kilgray Translation Technologies. He holds a PhD in translation studies and degrees in finances and English translation and interpreting. He has been actively involved in the design of memoQ, qTerm, memoQWebTrans and Language Terminal. István has translated several books on business and IT into Hungarian and also designed a translation workflow system prior to joining Kilgray.
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