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Customer Story

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“”After considering different TMS solutions, ARTE TV decided to go with memoQ in 2019. It ticks all of our boxes: It’s got an intuitive user interface for both our translators and PMs, and there are different deployment options. memoQ also provided us with training in French and German. Since switching to a TMS, our translation workflow has become more seamless without ever having to worry about poor quality.””

Nicolas Beckers
Head of Linguistic Department at Arte

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