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2012 Resource Directory and Editorial Index 2011 Language | Technology | Business RESOURCE ANNUAL DIRECTORY EDITORIAL ANNUAL INDEX 2011 MultilLingual reader survey results The importance of content inventories The language services market: A year in review 1 CoverResourceDirectoryRD12Vers2.indd 1 1/12/12 8:52 AM 2-3 Ad-About RD11.indd 2 1/12/12 8:58 AM About the MultiLingual 2012 Resource Directory and Editorial Index 2011 his volume marks our tenth annual Index and Resource Directory. We’ve been Up Front doing this for a decade now — or more, depending on how you’re counting, since the very first iteration of MultiLingual was actually a printed-out list of localiza- tion resources mailed in 1987. But we’ve streamlined things since then, and every T year now, we collect up-to-date data on language companies and services, and compile them into listings by category — from Software Testing to Interpreting to Blogs. The purpose is to provide a resource for the language industry; what amounts to a global phone book for those seeking this kind of business. The Resource Directory has tradition- ally been marked by blue tabs, and this issue is no exception. We include a few short articles with each edition, organized with red tabs, and this year, Kate Edwards writes on the importance of content inventories. Common Sense Advisory provides a breakdown of the worldwide market, and we have a snapshot of our own reader survey, which helped us to get a better picture of how to serve the industry. Next comes the Index, marked with gold tabs. We manually index every issue, going through the articles in their final state and creating a list of authors, titles and topics, which we then sort by a single alphabet at the end of the year. This, again, is in the hope that we can provide an educational resource for the industry, and an easy way to find a specific article even if you can’t remember who wrote it, or what issue it appeared in. Also of interest may be the list of industry- related acronyms and abbreviations that comes next, and the terminology glossary that comes after that. We update these pages every year as well, drawing from the new terms that crop up in the pages of our magazine. Finally, the index of advertisers in this directory makes its appearance. This issue is available for free download at www.multilingual.com/resourceDirectory, which contains live links to all the articles in the Index and to the companies in the Resource Directory. 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Subscribe online at multilingual.com/subscribe. 4 | MultiLingual 2012 Resource Directory & Index 2011 [email protected] 4-5 TOC-Masthead RD11.indd 4 1/12/12 9:02 AM Contents n 2012 Resource Directory Associations .....................................6 Authoring Tools ..................................6 Automated Translation ............................6 Blogs ...........................................7 Books & Publications .............................7 Call Centers .....................................7 Conferences .....................................7 Consulting Services ..............................7 Content Management ............................7 Desktop Publishing Services . 7 Desktop Publishing Tools ..........................8 Dictionaries, Grammar Checkers .. 8 E-learning, Educational Software. 8 Education (degrees, certificate programs) .. 8 Enterprise Solutions ..............................9 Fonts & Operating Systems . 10 Internationalization Services . 10 Internationalization Tools . 10 n Interpreting ....................................10 Editorial Language Learning ..............................10 29 MultiLingual reader survey results Language Product Resellers .. 10 Localization Services .............................10 30 The importance of Localization Tools ...............................16 Marketing. 16 content inventories Mobile Systems Technologies .. 16 — Kate Edwards Multicultural Communications . 17 Multilingual Software ............................17 32 The language services market: Multimedia .....................................17 A year in review Nonprofit Organizations ..........................17 Project Management. 18 Recruitment, Job Matching .. 18 Research & Analysis .............................18 n Editorial Index 2011 Resources ......................................18 Software Testing ................................18 33 Index: Issues 117-124 Speech Technologies .............................18 Subtitling/Dubbing ..............................18 46 Acronyms & Abbreviations Terminology Management ........................19 Training, Seminars & Workshops . 19 48 Glossary Translation Management Systems. 19 Advertisers Translation Services .............................20 58 Translation Tools ................................27 Voiceovers .....................................28 Website Globalization ............................28 Workflow Solutions ..............................28 www.multilingual.com 2012 Resource Directory & Index 2011 MultiLingual | 5 4-5 TOC-Masthead RD11.indd 5 1/12/12 9:02 AM RESOURCE ANNUAL DIRECTORY ASSOCIATIONS AUTOMATED TRANSLATION CONT. American Foundation for Translation and Interpretation LinguaSys www.linguasys.com www.afti.org Safaba Translation Solutions, LLC www.safaba.com American Marketing Association www.marketingpower.com Spoken Translation, Inc. www.spokentranslation.com American Translators Association www.atanet.org SYSTRAN www.systransoft.com Association for Machine Translation in the Americas See our ad on this page www.amtaweb.org TAUS Data Association Carolina Association of Translators and Interpreters Web: www.tausdata.org www.catiweb.org E-mail: [email protected] Oudeschans 85III, European Language Industry Association www.elia-association.org 1011KW Amsterdam, The Netherlands 31-299-672028 The Global eLearning Community www.the-gec.org The TAUS Data Association, a nonprofit organization, provides a neu- tral and secure platform for sharing language data. 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