Financial Translation – Methodologies & Processes
Join the discussion with our expert panelists & discover what leading financial localization organizations are doing to improve their processes, methods, and technologies. In this panel discussion, we expect to cover subjects such as neural machine translation, workflows, roles & responsibilities, and much more.
January 21st, 4:00pm to 5:00pm CET
Guest panelists
Olivier has a strong background in the management of international teams as well as a very high level of understanding of the asset management and translation industry. In 2011 he founded Lingua Custodia, a company specialized in the application of Artificial Intelligence to financial translations and the development of customized machine translation engines.
James is a translator working in the Paris area, originally from the US (Texas). He studied translation in France before he began his freelance activity, and has translation experience in specific areas that include corporate governance (IT/banking), information technology and automotive technology.
Currently Deputy Director of Operations in Labrador, Claudia has a 15-year experience in the translation industry. She has worked as terminologist, proofreader, project manager, project director, talent manager and quality director. With studies in both translation and engineering, she has been involved in several technological developments throughout her career.
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A selection of previous panel webinars!
Register to view previous webinars with some very special guests. Such amazing talents!!!
Software Localization (Agile)
Localization managers from InEight, Uber, Stripe, and Evernote joined us to discuss the solutions they are coming up with for specific software loc problems. Awesome talents!
Travel & Tourism Challenges
Super talented loc managers from Blablacar, TUI hotels, and GoEuro talked about their challenges. Super interesting to see three loc managers in three different phases of team building.
Games, games, games!
Our inaugural panel was awesome. We talked with specialists from Gameforge, Paradox (gooooo strategy games!), and two key consultants.
