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Highlights from our beta launch of the New Smartling Experience.

Behind the great people at Smartling are their great dogs. Get to know the team and their best friends.

Insights from four colleagues who have inspired my career journey at Smartling

Thought leader and seasoned Account Manager, Gabi Moore, explains what to look for to help ease the process of translating your projects.

Written by Rebecca Silverstein

By Michael Falco

by Annette Obermeier, Sr. Director Global Marketing

Why Hamilton’s comma put me on the edge of my seat

By Mendel Lazaros, Sales Development Manager

By Kevin Cohn, SVP of Operations at Smartling (2014-2018)

The new global Internet in Africa and Asia is now going mobile, and at a rapid pace.

A response to “How we Localize Slack- The cultural considerations and values that guide Slack’s global accessibility”

By Amy Rigby, Writer and Traveler

The Making of Smartling’s New Brand Videos

Localization drives your marketing strategy and business goals.

Global marketing is evolution, not revolution.

The Smartling team recently attended the Adobe Summit in North America as a Silver Sponsor.

Coke remains an industry leader both in sales and marketing.

When the process itself becomes more efficient, you should see improvement across all areas.

To express high level messaging and extend the brand’s emotional intent, you might want to consider a more refined type of localization: transcreation.

Are you still copying and pasting strings into spreadsheets and emailing them to translators? If the answer is yes, then let’s face it: your translation process needs an overhaul.

The translation technology company you select will ultimately dictate the rate and extent of your success.

Translating digital content, like websites, mobile apps and documents, is a competitive advantage for your business.

The right TMS solution for you needs to not only prove an integration is possible, but aligned with your unique requirements as well.

Companies tend to confront this build vs. buy dilemma in one of three ways.

Considering the investment today’s companies are making in IT talent, each tedious task that distracts developers from their primary duties is now a corner-office concern.

Native brand experiences put the focus on the consumer rather than the brand.

By Doug Bonderud