Quality Estimation: Everything You Wanted to Know
This article breaks down everything you wanted to know (or not) about quality estimation — for the linguist trying to make sense out of a score in a CAT tool, the engineer wiring a QE endpoint into a pipeline, and the C-suite executive trying to work out whether any of this actually moves the P&L.
The TMS Market: 2026 Snapshot
After almost three years of radio silence, the time has come to publish another snapshot of the TMS market.
AI Dubbing: 2025 Market Update
AI dubbing has evolved from a services to a product market, it's ready to attack typical human services territory such as TV broadcasts, and it has the resources to do so.
Language Industry 2026: The TMS Pivot
I aim to identify and analyze the reasons behind the race to the bottom that is putting a lot of pressure on our beautiful industry, and brainstorm publicly about the actions we can or should take to secure a future where technology will undoubtedly play an even more prominent role, but where human experts reclaim ownership over how multilingual content is architected and delivered — and get proper recognition for it.
State of the Language Industry 2025: November Update
As a translator by education speaking four languages, with more than a decade of LSP-side experience and a track record of designing enterprise localization programs, I believe it's my responsibility to keep this conversation going and to address the elephant in the translation room.
State of the Language Industry 2025
What was planned to be a brief LinkedIn post quickly grew into a full article, and has ultimately resulted in an open letter to the language industry. The central idea: The technology isn't the problem, our way of implementing it is.
Customer story: Red Hat Training
There's one specific buy-side localization initiative that has long been under the radar but deserves special attention: Red Hat Training.
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