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Overview
Omniscien Technologies is proud to host its first AI, MT and Language Processing Symposium. Seventeen leading industry experts have been gathered from around the globe to present unique perspectives on artificial intelligence and machine learning in the context of processing language related content.
Cutting through the hype surrounding artificial intelligence, the goal of this Symposium is to explore the latest technologies in the context of real world use, with case studies and technology demonstrations. The speakers come from a wide variety of industries including e-commerce, media and video streaming, patent translations, financial services, language service providers, systems integrators, data aggregators and a range of technology companies that are pushing the edge of the envelope to deliver innovative language driven technology solutions.
Location and Dates
| Dates: | 3 Days - 26-28 March 2018. See below to access recordings. | |
| Location: | 100% Online - Virtual Conference. All you need is your computer, or you can dial in by phone for free in many countries. |
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| Cost: | Free |
Who Should Attend
- Business executives interested in the latest advances in technology and language processing
- Technical innovators, implementers and integrators looking for insights into language and data driven technical solutions
- Translation management professionals looking to extend their viewpoints into the use of automation tools and best practice
- Anyone with an interest in how language technologies can be applied and may affect their business and future
| Day 1 - Monday 26 March | |||||||
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Text Analytics: Opportunities for Financial Services Firms
Bob Hayward - Search365
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M3
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iflix’s Localization Journey - The Marriage of Human and Machine
Alphie Larrieu - iflix
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Practical challenges in Large Scale Patent Machine Translation
Laura Rossi - LexisNexis Univentio
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M5
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Introduction to Language Studio
Jason Whittaker - Omniscien Technologies
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M6
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The Ethical Implications of Machine Translation
Renato Beninatto - Nimdzi
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Moving Towards Augmented Translation – A Case Study
Jure Dernovsek - Kilgray memoQ
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New Frontiers in Machine Translation and Post Editing
Conor Bracken - Andovar
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T3
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Taking a Product to China via Digital
Chris Morley - Retail Global
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Understanding the Benefits of Specialized Machine Translation and Language Processing Solutions
Dion Wiggins - Omniscien Technologies
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Measuring Employee Engagement via AI and Psycholinguistic Analysis
Bruno Jakic - KeenCorp
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T7
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Stop Reinventing the Wheel! The TAPICC Pre-Standardization Initiative for Translation APIs
Serge Gladkoff - Logrus Global
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| Day 3 - Wednesday 28 March | |||||||
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Nunc Est Tempus. Now is the Time to Redesign Your Translation Business
Jaap van der Meer - TAUS
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Transform Your Business with Omnichannel and Journey Analytics
Abby Monaco - NICE Nexidia
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Big Data and Domain Adaptation of Machine Translation
Dion Wiggins - Omniscien Technologies
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Research in Translation - What Is Exciting and Shows Promise Ahead?
Philipp Koehn - Omniscien Technologies / Johns Hopkins University
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