From Date: Feb 25, 2010 End Date: Feb 26, 2010
Richard Sikes presents "Business Intelligence for Language Technology" at Intelligent Content 2010 in Palm Springs California.
Following is a synopsis of Richard's presentation at the Intelligent Content 2010 conference:
New technological developments have brought concepts from data mining, linguistic analysis, and business intelligence into the realm server-based, enterprise-scale linguistic asset management. Content creators ranging from language infrastructure managers and technical writers to translation and localization resources can now access centralized repositories and tools for composing, reusing, translating, maintaining, managing, and organically expanding multilingual source and target language content. Furthermore, these tools provide valuable management information for monitoring linguistic asset growth as well as the underlying IT infrastructure to aid informed, cost-effective decision-making.
This presentation will first discuss why content is an asset, a concept often missing in the corporate C-level offices. The focus will then turn to descriptions of how data mining, computerized linguistic analysis, and business intelligence have been applied by via new technology to management of those assets.
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