Tag: SaaS
Q&A with Bob Willans of XTM
MultiLingual Magazine had the chance to talk to Bob Willans, CEO of XTM International, via email about the funding they recently received from K1...
Haven’t an Iota About Fintech Localization? Try Cryptocurrencies
Money, Money, Money Meets Its Waterloo
Apologies to ABBA fans about the cheesy introduction. But, mamma mia we need to talk about cryptocurrencies!
The Chips Are Down For...
Considerations in choosing an enterprise-level TMS
It can be difficult to put the variety of offerings into context simply by studying and comparing marketing materials or feature lists. Begin instead with a list of your own criteria. Enterprise customers may be interested in TMS for a variety of reasons, including automation, cost savings, transparency, process ownership, branding consistency across business units, improved context, increased speed of workflow, multivendor support and the list goes on. How do you choose?
Conversational UI Language Design at LocWorld35
Conversational UI localization and language design skills are central to a great user experience. CUI means we moved from a "user"-centric concept of design to a human-centric one. After all, what could be more "natural" that talking to a computer? Both humans and computers "converse" in dialog, and it's the language design knowledge for such a conversation that's critical to delivering a natural, human-like interaction between the two.
Visual Composer makes Citizen Developer a Citoyen du Monde
Interesting to see that Facebook has announced the launch of a multilingual composer tool that enables users to post their status updates in different...
Is Your Development Relations Effort Global?
Just back from a very successful visit to Beijing and Singapore where I delivered PaaS for SaaS enablement to local Oracle partners.
Oracle Applications User Experience partner enablement is...
Transifex: A Language Developers Understand
I’m hearing great things from software professionals about Transifex, a SaaS translation solution based in Silicon Valley. As I work in user experience developer...
