Webinar: Creation and Use of Terminology in Localization

Watch this free 51-minute webinar to get insights into the key aspects of terminology acquisition and management.

From this webinar recording, you will be able to learn about common practices in harvesting terminology from existing content, about terminology extraction automation, and how to overcome the current limitations in the process and achieve results with only a minimum investment. The webinar includes live examples that can be applied in your processes to turn terminology into a real organizational asset.

The webinar provides business, process and technical considerations of terminology, including:

• Typical terminology management tasks
• Terminology standards and definitions
• How to create terminology
• Live demos of the terminology acquisition process
• Typical issues and their resolution
• Where to find additional resources

Webinar viewer take-aways:

Whether you are new to terminology management, in the middle of resolving implementation issues or about to make decisions about terminology processes, this webinar can help you understand best practices, see how terminology creation works and understand some basic issues and their resolution.

Attendee Profile: Technical and middle management
Level of Expertise: Beginner/Intermediate

About the Presenters

Roman Civín is Moravia Worldwide's Solutions Architect, working primarily with the company's Europe-based customers to design and optimize their localization processes. During his 12 years at Moravia, Roman has held a number of production and managerial positions in the area of localization, testing and engineering.

Michal Brnusak is Linguistic Services Manager at Moravia Worldwide. Michal provides expert linguistic support to Moravia project teams on translation tools, terminology management, query support, style guide preparation and training. For Moravia customers, Michal helps design customer-tailored linguistic concepts and strategies.

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