Translation management platforms typically offer features such as translation memory (TM) for storing and reusing translations, terminology management, project management tools, automated workflows, reporting and analytics, integration capabilities, and support for various file formats.
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Global Toy Manufacturer
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Finding the best translation management platform for your global projects
TMS selection and integration
Either to adopt a new TMS or upgrade your existing one, we help you make the right choice and seamlessly integrate it into your workflow.
Customized training
We secure training to your team members, ensuring they are equipped with the necessary skills to maximize the TMS's potential.
Quality assurance and best practices
Our quality assurance measures and best practices can help you to ensure accurate and consistent translations.
Performance monitoring
We can help you to set up KPIs and performance metrics to track the effectiveness of your TMS and identify optimization opportunities.
Frequently asked questions
New to translation management technologies? We have answers
A TMS is a powerful translation management tool that’s designed to streamline translation workflows, centralize project management and boosts multilingual content operational efficiency. It simplifies collaboration, automates tasks and helps you ensure consistent translation quality management regardless of content format or language, empowering your business to conquer global markets effectively.
A TMS can improve the overall efficiency and productivity of your translation and localization projects. Instead of manually ordering translations and keeping track of them by email or multiple channels, everything can be done within the portal. And it’s much secure than email.
With Acolad translation management technology, you can automate tasks, streamline workflows and achieve faster project completion. Collaboration becomes seamless as centralized communication and real-time updates keep everyone in sync.
Consistency is key when it comes to delivering your message across different languages. Our TMS ensures this by storing translation memories and glossaries, allowing for a unified voice in all your content. And the best part? You can bid farewell to unnecessary expenses and scales easily, handling larger volumes of content while maintaining exceptional quality, thanks to integrated quality control tools.
A TMS improves translation quality and consistency through features like translation memories, terminology management, style guides, linguistic quality assurance tools and collaborative feedback. It ensures unified terminology, adherence to style guidelines and catches errors, empowering localization teams to deliver accurate and high-quality translations consistently.
Yes, TMS solutions cater to businesses of all sizes, from small companies to large enterprises. They can be scaled and customized based on specific needs and budget constraints.
The cost of a TMS can vary based on factors like the size of the organization, the number of users, and the level of features required. Pricing models may include subscription-based plans, pay-as-you-go options, or one-time licensing fees.
The choice of which type of TMS best suits your needs should take into account your organization's specific requirements, budget and long-term goals. While a proprietary TMS can offer unique features tailored to your organization, it may involve higher initial costs and development time. On the other hand, a third-party TMS provides flexibility and cost-effectiveness through subscription-based pricing.
Through our in-house experts and extended partner network, Acolad can help you identify the best solution for your translation management needs, considering integration with existing systems, budget constraints, resources, and scalability.