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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Welocalize Enters the Translation Management Fray

This week, Welocalize told Common Sense Advisory that it had purchased Transware, an Irish Language Service Provider that owns some vintage translation management (TMS) technology. Read the interview with CEO Smith Yewell, who said the acquisition brings more revenue, production, and, most importantly, that TMS engine.

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