Intelligent translation software threatens to replace human translators.
Professional translators use software for many reasons.
Future work will look at the addition of other software translators.
Because access was a problem, Nigam and his crew built software translators that allowed Healtheon's system, based on the Internet protocol, to communicate with the disparate, jury-rigged, pre-Internet systems of its customers.
Because access was a problem, Nigam and his crew built software translators that allowed Healtheon's system, based on the Internet protocol, to communicate with the pre-Internet systems that its customers have.
New York-based Smartling is known for its "translation management system" software, and marketplace of professional translators.
James Gosling, the Sun Microsystems engineer who devised Java, has a project called "Jackpot," aimed at creating a common translator for the many software languages now in use.
Someone or something — author, translator, copy editor, spell-checking software — was more familiar with "The Pirates of Penzance" than "Alone Again, Naturally".
Experts divide translation technology in two distinct categories: machine translation (MT) which relies solely on software, and computer-assisted translation (CAT) which is simply used as an aid for translators.
