Which is the best software for L10N, I18N, T9N project management? ناشر الموضوع: Sumant Vidwans
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Hi All,
Based on your experience, can you please suggest a good software/tool which is best suited for managing L10N/ I18N/T9N projects? Thanks!
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بادئ الموضوع | Which is the best software for L10N, I18N, T9N project management? | Jan 5, 2013 |
Hi Rolf,
Thank you very much for the links. I will definitely check those.
Sorry, if my original post was not clear, but actually, I am searching for a software tool/program which would be helpful for localization project management (managing translators, assignments, word-counts, invoices etc for multiple language projects). Could you please suggest something? Thanks!
| | | | | Too many things in one tool | Jan 6, 2013 |
Sumant Vidwans wrote:
Sorry, if my original post was not clear, but actually, I am searching for a software tool/program which would be helpful for localization project management (managing translators, assignments, word-counts, invoices etc for multiple language projects).
I think you are trying to integrate too many things into one single tool, and such tool would not be particularly good doing each of them.
In my opinion it would be best to explore one tool for the production side (I would recommend memoQ Server) and another one for the administrative side (which will heavily depend on your local requirements and tax system).
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Sumant Vidwans wrote:
I am searching for a software tool/program which would be helpful for localization project management (managing translators, assignments, word-counts, invoices etc for multiple language projects).
From AIT (http://www.projetex.com/).
Although I have never used Projetex, my experience with Translation Office 3000, their translation management tool for freelancers, is only positive.
Philippe
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Tomás Cano Binder, CT wrote:
In my opinion it would be best to explore one tool for the production side (I would recommend memoQ Server) and another one for the administrative side (which will heavily depend on your local requirements and tax system).
Yes! I think your suggestion is better. I will definitely check for this. Many thanks..
| | | | Sumant Vidwans
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بادئ الموضوع | Projectex and Translation Office 3000 | Jan 8, 2013 |
Philippe Etienne wrote:
Although I have never used Projetex, my experience with Translation Office 3000, their translation management tool for freelancers, is only positive.
Philippe
Hi Philippe,
Thanks! I have downloaded the trial versions of both the software and I will evaluate them to check if these S/W can fulfill my needs. Thanks again for the recommendation. Regards,
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This reply may be a bit late for the initial search but it may come in handy for other projects, so if you haven't found the right tool to manage your translations, I think https://poeditor.com/ might be what you are looking for. Cheers!
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Hi Summ3r,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
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