Showing posts with label MemSource. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MemSource. Show all posts

18 July 2012

MemSource: 3 questions on Machine Translation use


At the Webinar “Making Machine Translation Part of Your Everyday Workflow“ MemSource ran three polling questions and the results are very interesting. To experience the way MemSource Cloud integrates machine translation into the everyday translation workflow, take a free trial. Or read about our post-editing analysis that provides insight into machine translation quality and usage at a segment level.

Question 1: We use Machine Translation for:
0% of our projects: 52%
10% of our projects: 28%
30% of our projects: 16%
50% of our projects: 0%
100% of our projects: 4%

Question 2: Do your translators sometimes use MT without you knowing about it?
No, but I have no way to check: 44%
No, and I have a way to check: 12%
Yes, but I don't mind: 12%
Yes, and it is a concern for us: 32%

Question 3: When you use MT for a project, are you able to measure MT quality?
No: 43%
Yes, to some extent: 45%
Yes, we always measure it: 12%

11 June 2012

MemSource joins LT-Innovate


MemSource Technologies develops cloud translation software. It is an offshoot of a Charles University research project started in 2006 with the Globalization Department of Sun Microsystems, today part of Oracle. Its operations are based in Prague, the Czech Republic.
In early 2011 MemSource has launched the first version of its new product, MemSource Cloud, a cloud-based translation environment. It comprises centralized translation memory, terminology, and project management.
MemSource Cloud is primarily web-based but it also includes a light-weight desktop CAT tool, MemSource Editor, which is one of the very few workbenches that can run also on Macintosh and Linux besides Windows. A private cloud offering is also available, branded as MemSource Server.