Goals
Epic’s goal is to provide world-class healthcare software for patients and users around the world, all in a language that is most useful for them.
Challenges
Epic needed to reduce the human effort required to translate a wide array of complex documents and support a high volume of strings generated in-house. They required a flexible solution that could accommodate diverse use cases, including string ID matching, an essential feature for maintaining consistency. Their prior TMS lacked robust support for sharing and collaborating across a large group of translators, which created bottlenecks and slowed progress.
Results
After integrating memoQ, Epic gained a platform on which to build a custom solution that automates its development and translation pipeline. This setup now encompasses machine translation, automated delivery and retrieval, support for external translators, and enterprise-level metric reporting across the numerous languages they support.
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Learn how Presence implemented memoQ to integrate management of translations with their existing business management system.
Presence
The flexibility of XLS filter configurations helps us in preprocessing and postprocessing multilingual XLS files faster and minimize mistakes, and project templates ensure we keep all client resources (such as TMs, glossaries, and non-translatables) in one place.
Sportega adopted memoQ TMS to reduce localization costs, manage complex XML translations in 15 languages, and support a small team. The switch eliminated word-based pricing issues and enabled automation, centralized workflows, and reliable support.
Sportega
The illogical and economically unsustainable pricing models adopted by other tools forced us to look for better alternatives. memoQ lets us work freely without worrying about word limits or surprise invoices. At a reasonable price, we get the functionality our expansion demands.
With over 55 target languages, Altagram appreciates the flexibility and reliability of memoQ.
Altagram
“Adjusting segmentation rules is extremely helpful in some cases where clients have exotic text structures.”
Learn more about how Deutsche Bahn decided to implement a Translation Management System (TMS) to streamline their localization processes and free up time to focus on quality and customer satisfaction.
Deutsche Bahn
“We want to keep control over our data throughout the entire translation process; in other words, we want to know who is working with our data and how.”