International Translation Day 2018: do translators really deserve their own day?
International Translation Day is September 30th, but what’s so special about being a professional translator, and do they deserve their own day of celebration? We look at some good reasons to celebrate their years of training and unique skillsets.
Happy 15th Birthday to Comms Multilingual
Comms Multilingual this year turned 15, and to celebrate we headed out for dinner and a West End musical! To say thanks to all our customers, we're offering a free translatability review of one of your texts (up to 2,000 words) - do get in touch to find out more...
GDPR – An Interim Statement
Comms Multilingual Ltd places great importance on the correct, lawful, and fair handling of all personal data, respecting the legal rights, privacy, and trust of all individuals with whom it deals.
The GDPR gives more rights to individuals and more obligations to us when we process your personal data.
2 Years in Page House, Epsom
It does not seem possible that Comms Multilingual has been in Page House, Epsom for more than 2 years. A lot has happened since then, not least the Brexit vote 3 months after we moved in! Despite the uncertainty, Comms has seen continued growth over the past 2 years.
The future of assessment: the world demands authentic solutions (Guest Post)
At Comms Multilingual, we are very interested in the latest developments within the assessment and certification industries. To that end, we are asking industry experts to provide guest contributions to our blog, which we hope will be of interest to our community.
Neural Machine Translation (NMT) and Assessments
With the advent of “next-generation” machine translation (Neural Machine Translation, or NMT for short), there is a lot of discussion about revolutionising the world of translation. We certainly believe in using technology to assist the translation process where appropriate, and feel that there are many areas where it can be applied to hugely benefit end users, yet others where it should be used sparingly.
