Kathryn Moser est Chief Language Officer chez Supertext. Grâce à son expérience dans l’investment banking, les langues et le sport, elle sait que pour gagner, il faut que toute l’équipe soit sur la même longueur d’onde.
The June 2018 edition of the SDL Trados roadshow in Zurich covered everything from user experience and quality optimisation to machine translation and SDL Trados 2019. Here are the highlights.
The team from SDL Trados were on the road again this month to showcase the new features in the first service release for Studio 2017. We joined them in Basel to see what SR1 could offer Supertext and our freelancers.
SDL’s spring roadshow in Zurich provided the now familiar SDL team with an opportunity to update us on Studio 2017.
Embarking on a Master’s in Translation (MiT) is a big decision, and one which I made back in 2014. The jury is very much out on whether it’s a worthwhile investment, or an indulgent waste of time and money. Here’s how I see it.
When I started at Supertext just a few months ago, I was a self-professed Trados sceptic. But, as is so often the case, the roots of my scepticism were founded in ignorance. Several thousand orders, a handful of online tutorials and one SDL roadshow have subsequently enlightened me.
It’s taken nine years, five cities, four jobs, and three countries for me to come to my senses.
