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Trados is a translation technology adopted by hundreds of thousands of freelance translators, LSPs, and enterprise customers — the three main market segments of the localization supply chain.
The Future of Trados With Mark Lawyer
THE FUTURE OF
TRADOS WITH MARK
LAWYER
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THE FUTURE OF TRADOS
WITH MARK LAWYER
In this week’s SlatorPod, we are joined by Mark Lawyer, General Manager of
Trados, the key technology product line of UK-based Super Agency RWS.
Trados is a translation technology adopted by hundreds of thousands of
freelance translators, LSPs, and enterprise customers — the three main
market segments of the localization supply chain.
Mark begins with his journey to joining the localization industry straight out
of university, with roles spanning business development, solution
architecture, and global customer experience management. He shares
some of Trados’ milestones starting with its creation in 1984.
Mark talks about the flexibility of the Trados 3pla2tfo,rm2 a4nd% why they offer
cloud capabilities with the desktop app to provide a hybrid working
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where there are multiple configurations availsaebdl en tcoid usne urs. based on their
role. For example, a post-editor will have the Track Changes feature and
fuzzy-match repair available to them. With more than 270,000 linguists
using the platform, Mark shares how they strike the right balance between
functionality and features without overwhelming those users.
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Mark shares his views on Google’s Translation Hub and how it can bring
awareness to the industry, which he sees as still being very fragmented. The
pod rounds off with Trados’ roadmap for 2023, plans to invest money in
security, AI-driven features, the modern user experience, continuous
localization, and building out that ecosystem.
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