Wabbit
Gaming
Goals
Wabbit needed a reliable TMS to support its collective from its start in 2016. Their goal was to have a flexible solution that could handle various file types, centralize translation memories, and enhance both translation and project management workflows.
Challenges
Managing different file types and maintaining consistency across projects posed significant challenges. Ensuring precise quality checks without consuming too much time was also a concern. Existing tools lacked the comprehensive features needed to support both translators and project managers efficiently.
Results
memoQ TMS provided the flexibility Wabbit needed. It allowed them to import different file types into one environment, centralize translation memories, and improve efficiency. The intuitive QA view enabled thorough, time-efficient error checking, making memoQ the preferred tool for both translation and project management.
“memoQ TMS offers many features that other translation management systems lack, which is why it is our preferred tool both as translators and as project managers.”
Alice Buratto
Translator and Marketing Specialist at Wabbit
Simplified Workflows
memoQ TMS has been Wabbit’s trusted TMS right from the beginning. The ability to work with multiple file types in the same environment has improved project consistency, while centralized translation memories ensure cohesive results across tasks. memoQ’s comprehensive tools have not only enhanced efficiency but also supported Wabbit’s growth as a collective, enabling them to finish complex projects.
About Wabbit
Wabbit Translations is a team of eight translators based in Italy with extensive specialization in the video gaming and tabletop gaming fields.
We are born nerds with a passion for translation and since 2016, our team has been the benchmark in Italy for professional videogame and board game localization services.
Wabbit offers reliable and expert support to translation agencies, games manufacturers and publishing houses. Until now, we have been providing localization services to the video game industry, translating numerous titles ranging from mobile games to AAA PC and Playstation/Xbox/Nintendo titles.
Read More Success Stories
Logrus IT adopted memoQ TMS to simplify complex translation workflows and reduce manual effort. With powerful automation, flexible file handling, and customizable filters, memoQ improved processes and became a core tool in the company’s daily operations.
Logrus IT
Overall, using memoQ TMS has helped us manage complex translation workflows more efficiently and has reduced the amount of repetitive manual work. It’s become an integral part of our daily operations, and we continue to use it on a wide range of projects.
With memoQ TMS, Terra Translations boosted productivity by 50%, improved translation quality by 70%, and cut costs by 25% over three years, ensuring efficient workflows and reliable file handling.
Terra Translations
Thanks to memoQ, we achieved a 50% productivity boost, a 70% improvement in translation quality, and a 25% reduction in costs over three years.
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.
Learn more how the translation team at PSI CRO (contract research organization) was able to speed up its turnaround time by 10-50% depending on the type of content with memoQ.
PSI-CRO
“The main reason we chose memoQ over other solutions on the market is that it is user-friendly and has a lot of features that can be adapted to specific workflows and offers a variety of solutions. The LiveDocs feature is what made it stand out among the competitors, providing the possibility of using our existing libraries and having live access to our documents.”