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I got very excited when I first read the term LangOps in a recent article in no less than Fortune Magazine. Despite the fact that
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Interview with AJ Zane, Engineering Manager at Measurabl It turns out that with the right systems in place, a software development team can embrace localization.
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When it comes to software localization, many localization leaders and team members request help understanding developer processes and concerns. Lingoport to the rescue! Our new
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