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SDL Studio 2014 SP2 Review; or Farewell Java, it has been a roller coaster ride
Studio 2014 SP2 was officially released on November 18, 2014. The official version includes some additional bug fixes compared to the Beta version I reviewed, but not new features were added or removed. During the typical life-cycle of any major Studio version there are two types of updates: Cumulative update: A scheduled release of hotfixes […]
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My review and impression of memoQ 2014
Readers of this blog and those who might have stumbled upon some of my occasional posts on the subject in social media know that translation supporting technology and workflows are areas I take a special interest in. I’m always grateful for opportunities to learn about new and different approaches and tools. In recent years memoQ […]
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What can we learn from Facebook’s Emotional Contagion Experiment?
Can emotional states be manipulated just by the use of emotion-evoking communication? This was the question that Facebook set to answer in a study that was published in the March 2014 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) and erupted quite a controversy. The paper, named "Experimental evidence of massive-scale emotional contagion […]
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The Glossary Addons: (almost) The Missing Terminology Link
One of the major complaints of many SDL Studio users is the lack of a "simple" terminology management module. MultiTerm, Studio’s terminology management environment, is a full-fledged terminology management module, but not everyone needs all the functionality it offers and some would have preferred a more simple and straightforward workflow that better suits their more […]