Trends

Market explosion

What is the next big thing? Not a long time ago, having a high-quality website meant that a company had the resources to invest in significant expenditures: they had the money to hire a web design firm, set up an in-house web development department and plan for the ongoing costs of web maintenance, programming and content management, all requiring IT expertise. Solutions were often tailor-made for big corporations at hefty costs. Read the full article

Easyling newsletter - January, 2016

We are proud to announce Easyling’s quarterly newsletter. We’ll be covering company and industry news, trends and provide more insights and tips about our tool. You can read the very first issue here: http://eepurl.com/bNw5eb To subscribe, please click here: https://www.easyling.com/newsletter/ Read the full article

Standing up for the LSPs’ right to freedom of choice

We at Easyling strongly believe that each LSP should have free access to the latest technological innovations of the language industry. We claim that any intention to limit this freedom of choice is wrong not just for the LSPs but end-users and the industry as a whole. We do believe that competition should inspire technology providers to improve their services and provide better support to LSPs. * We believe in innovation & client education. Read the full article

Understand Website Translation Proxy in 2 minutes

We created a short, vendor-independent video about the website translation proxy to explain the technology, how it works, the question of hosting and how the translation is created. The video is a great way for LSPs to explain translation proxy to their clients. Feel free to share it! Read the full article

Translation Proxy Basics, Part 3

Let’s talk about proxies! In the first and second part of the series, we clarified the concept of translation proxy and how it can make the website translation process easier for both the translators and the content owners. Today, we’ll try to answer the common concerns about the use of translation proxy-based solutions. How do you store the translation? Is this safe? At Easyling, the translation is stored in a dedicated Google “cloud”. Read the full article