The phrase “LangOps” has received quite a bit of buzz lately, but where did it really come from? In this piece, MultiLingual staff writer Andrew Warner takes a look at the phrases’s origins and how it fits into the evolution of the localization industry.
Lee Densmer discusses how to tailor content marketing strategies for global audiences, emphasizing cultural understanding, localization, and the need for specific roles in a...
By Giovanna Patruno The traditional service-oriented model of language service providers (LSPs) is becoming outdated as clients increasingly expect sophisticated technological ecosystems, including machine...
Acolad Netherlands GM Nancy Hähnel breaks down defense-sector localization: multilingual intelligence, vetted linguists, AI-assisted translation, and strict NATO/EU/national compliance—plus how teams balance speed, scale,...