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When we arrived in Boston, we have to admit we were a bit shocked. In Amsterdam last year we were promised this sunny paradise, but what we got instead was more like one of our typical Ukrainian winters! Snow warnings were everywhere, and to be honest, we thought they were overreacting a bit (coming from such a snowy country we don’t really have the patience for people who overreact to a mm of snow!). But, the day after we arrived it all became apparent what all the fuss was about - snow everywhere led to complete chaos leaving many delegates stranded. Some even cancelled their trip altogether.

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Conference season is upon us - and we’re kicking things off with a visit to Boston. We’ve got lots planned for the event, so here’s what we’ve got to look forward to.

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The field of translation is gradually becoming more prominent in our everyday lives. It has opened up as a field where translators and students can really chase their passion which in turn keeps this industry growing and evolving.

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If you’re expanding your business into new markets, first of all, congratulations! It’s an exciting time with new challenges ahead. I’m sure you’re ready for most of the challenges that come your way, but things like language barriers can get in the way.

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Software products were once limited to programmes used by the technically minded to carry out very specific, often work related tasks. Now, they dominate every aspect of our lives; from laptops, to phones, game consoles and tablet devices, even our cars have software these days to enhance the driver’s display and better integrate the necessities of the dashboard with the sleek, high functionality of a system geared towards making the drive more enjoyable.

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We know we're a little bit late, but better late than never! Just like any other industry, the translation industry is constantly evolving. So, what does 2018 have in store for the language industry?

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Reporting and Analytics are just an extension of your business performance review and management plans. By capturing and measuring data we are able to objectively assess the behavior of our preferred method and the productiveness of the team members, both individually and as a unit. This information lets business managers assess the efficiencies and weakness of the company.

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We’ve already taken a look at translation technology trends of 2018, but what about technology in general? Technology is moving at such a pace that we can’t afford to ignore what’s going on outside the translation industry otherwise we’re going to get lost. So, how can we keep up and what do we in the translation industry have to learn to keep ahead?

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2018, so far, has been the year of GDPR. Everyone’s spent months trying to figure out what it all means, and with only a matter of weeks until D-Day - we’re going to lay it out for you so that you know what to expect. And most importantly, so you can GDPR-proof your business.

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As a translation management platform provider, we know what we want people to think of when we talk about a TMS. But, if you dive a bit deeper, you realize that there is more to a TMS that meets the eye. With 66.1% of all translation agencies using a TMBS (translation business management system) like Protemos, Plunet, XTRF (to name a few), we thought we'd take a deeper look at what makes a TMS a TMS and what users want from one.