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The future of translation is an orchestration

Get practical insights, expert tips, and emerging trends on AI-powered translation, workflow design, and language operations. Learn how to move from one-off translations to scalable systems that improve over time.

Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Khanh Vo

Which documents fall under EU Machinery Regulation 2027: a plain-language guide for documentation teams

EU Machinery Regulation 2023/1230 replaces Directive 2006/42/EC on 20 January 2027. Documentation teams must address new requirements covering mandatory documents, safety software, AI-enabled machinery, and digital instructions. This guide explains what is required, who is responsible, and what changed.

Wednesday, May 20, 2026
Khanh Vo

The copy-paste tax in translation: why manual multilingual workflows cost more than teams realize

The copy-paste tax is the hidden operational cost of moving translation work through disconnected tools, reviewers, files, and publishing systems. Learn where the cost appears, why AI alone does not remove it, and how governed multilingual workflows reduce rework.

Monday, May 18, 2026
Khanh Vo

Translation Memory (TM) & Terminology: The two assets your team needs before you can stop the rework cycle

Most translation rework is not a volume problem. It is a governance problem. Learn how Translation Memory and terminology management reduce repeated decisions, terminology drift, and review cycles in multilingual content workflows.

Friday, May 8, 2026
Khanh Vo

How to build a repeatable translation workflow for technical documentation

Learn how to build a repeatable technical documentation translation workflow that protects terminology, preserves formatting, reuses language assets, and guides reviewers from source content to approved multilingual documentation.

Tuesday, November 11, 2025
Magda Wujec

How smart translation wins back export time

Every exporter knows that time is money. And yet, even when logistics run like clockwork, translated materials still arrive weeks late. Endless email loops, broken formatting, inconsistent terminology, and AI tools that make terminology mistakes. This article explains how smart, controlled AI translation can remove these bottlenecks, helping your team launch faster and stay consistent across every market.

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