Diário de Localización y Traducción

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The problem is that the answers don’t agree. One report says $71B. Another says $32B. That’s not a rounding error.

86.23%. It looks precise. It feels scientific. It feels safe. But it may be one of the biggest illusions in the localization industry.

Humans stay in control. New features: Translation Portal review requests, ServiceNow connector, meaning-based AI Spell Check, transcreation tools, and GitLab automation.

A look back at Bureau Works’ 2025 journey: shipping major features, pioneering human-centered translation tech, and redefining how teams work with language.

What happens when one of the world’s largest companies decides that every employee deserves to understand and be understood?

What if the thing that made you successful is now the reason you might fall behind? That’s the question Gabriel Fairman, CEO of Bureau Works, asks in his latest talk about how localization is changing in the age of AI.

Our September 2025 update is here. Translate full documents instantly, fix tags automatically, and take control of your QA like never before. Plus: agency branding, smarter automation.

With immigration regimes under pressure, officials reviewing visa and permit applications have less patience for sloppy or ambiguous documentation. Mistakes, even minor ones, can lead to outright rejection, delays, or demands for resubmission.

Certified translations are critical, but the real struggle for agencies isn’t accuracy, it’s managing the messy workflows around them. From repetitive documents to shifting requirements and security risks, traditional processes drag projects down.

LLMs make hard things simple. Our new Portal does the same for translation, fast, clear, no fuss. Plus: Gemini in Augmented Actions, Bitbucket connector, and more.

The language industry is changing fast. For years, we used acronyms like TMS (Translation Management System) and LSP (Language Service Provider) to describe how the industry works.