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In a world that is becoming increasingly globalized, the manufacturing industry faces a variety of internationalization challenges. Within this sector, welding technology plays a central role as it is vital for producing goods that are required in numerous industries. In such a diverse and international industry, the value of translation cannot be overstated. It is not only essential for smooth communication between manufacturers and customers worldwide, but it also helps ensure the safety and quality of welding work.

There is undoubtedly a trend of life sciences companies venturing into digital technologies, which has been steadily gaining momentum. The life sciences industry has never been an early adopter of technical novelties. However, many companies in the industry have recognized the potential benefits of digital technologies across diverse fields, including research, drug discovery, clinical trials, patient engagement, and healthcare delivery.

In our work, we often handle clients who require translation services for multiple target languages with a single source language. At the same time, the costs associated with the project must be recorded in our accounting system (ERP). For this purpose, special Work Order documents are created and stored in the ERP. The vendors receive all tasks and work materials through these Work Orders.

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Research and development of software aimed at streamlining or expediting production are among the main tasks of the R&D department. Sometimes, however, in the course of ongoing research, our department has to create solutions for internal use. As machine translation (MT) has recently become the most active area of research, we would like share some insights into the tools that help us conduct relevant studies.