Tag: inclusivity

Why We Still Need Localization and Gaming Events Focused on Women

Statistics show a tremendous gender gap in localization and gaming industry leadership positions. Conferences that focus on women's participation in these sectors aim to change that.

The Need for More Inclusive Japanese Language Services

The Japanese language extends beyond Japan’s shores through diaspora communities across the globe. However, the language services market doesn’t take into account its vast diversity.

Official Languages: Why Some Countries Have Them and Others Don’t

Official languages can play a crucial role in maintaining structure and effective communication within a country, often enabling citizens to connect and governments to provide services to all constituents.

Language Learning as a Gateway to Empathy and Understanding

The author argues that learning a foreign language promotes harmony in a vast and complex world, since understanding a language helps you understand how speakers think, feel, and express themselves.

The State of AI in Game Localization

The integration of AI into video and computer game localization is transforming how developers approach their work and how players experience gaming. Mimi Moore explains AI’s impact on inclusivity, indie developers, real-time localization, and game quality across languages and cultures.

The Boldly Inclusive Leader

Inclusive leadership takes hard work. In The Boldly Inclusive Leader by Minette Norman, there are no simple formulas. Rather, Norman invites readers to embrace discomfort, accept challenges, and practice inclusivity every day.

Acolad leads the charge in content revolution

With a focus on inclusivity and accessibility, Acolad's forward-thinking approach is revolutionizing international communication.

TransLinguist Enhances Product with Voice Speech AI Amid $67B Language Market Surge

TransLinguist Interactive introduced their all-new remarkable in-built product features in response to innovation in multilingual communication and even higher industry expectations. The Response so far? Since...

Is my software inclusive?

Executives can make great strides in inclusivity by ensuring their software is available to employees in their native language.