Wednesday, May 7th, 10:00AM – 2:30pm ET / 4pm – 8:30pm CET
10% discount for 3 or more students from the same company – please contact jill@localizationinstitute.com for more information.
With the rise of generative AI the world of localization has shifted from conventional processes to the need for speed to implement these new technologies.
AI is moving fast and it can do much more than translating. It is proven to be a great help to accommodate more volume and reduce cost, but implementing it in the right way, making sure everything is set up correctly, that the quality is exceptional and that it produces the desired saving is not an easy task.
In this collaborative roundtable, attendees will have the chance to discuss best practices around this topic, focusing on measuring quality, cost and speed, how to deal with change management and stakeholders and how to optimize the existing workflows to accommodate the change.
Key Takeaways
The attendees will have the chance to collaborate and share the knowledge around this topic, tackling challenges together to identify best practices in the industry and bring back all the learnings to their daily work, to ultimately manage to implement AI in the localization workflow in the best way possible.
Experience
This Virtual Round Table is tailored to those on the client side, professionals who are actively implementing AI solutions, or, attempting to do so.
Duration
3.5 hour + 30 minute break.
Round Table Decorum
The Round Table’s success depends on people being willing to share information and experiences freely. To encourage that, the sessions are not recorded or republished and no formal minutes or records are kept. Attendees are free to keep their own notes.
About Your Moderator
Cristina Anselmi is a video game localization expert with 15 years of experience. She has covered many roles in the industry, starting by translating video games, to managing complete localization cycles of several AAA titles and managing teams of localization specialists. For the past 8 years she has specialized in AI implementation in localization workflows, building a team and a strategy from the ground up and successfully implementing machine translation at Electronic Arts.
She’s also very active in the industry, sharing her knowledge and expertise at conferences and organizing workshops and events to connect people and talk about localization technologies. Her current focus is on helping others integrate AI technologies in the localization workflows, with clear and well structured plans, to make the most out of this technology without jeopardizing quality and keep sharing insights and knowledge in the industry.
