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Localization has never been more essential or complex than it is today. Businesses aiming for global reach rely on seamless translations, localized interfaces, and culturally appropriate content to connect with diverse markets. However, despite all the advancements in localization tools, a critical gap remains: they often fail to meet the needs of buyers. Localization at scale isn't for the faint of heart. With 24 languages, 2.7 million words annually, and over 400 developers producing content daily, Pipedrive has mastered the art of agile localization. At the helm of this monumental task is David Edwards, Group Design Manager of Internationalisation. In a recent episode of The Agile Localization Podcast, David shared insights into how Pipedrive manages its vast and complex localization operations. From the importance of automation to working seamlessly with developers, here's a behind-the-scenes look at Pipedrive's localization machine. Listen to the new episode on: - Apple Podcasts - Spotify - YouTube

How do you manage multilingual content across ten languages, process over 6 million words annually, and still keep stress levels low? That's a question Edwin Trebels of the Philadelphia Church of God seems to have mastered. In a recent episode of The Agile Localization Podcast, Edwin joined host Stefan Huyghe to share how his team leverages automation, collaboration, and cutting-edge tools like knowledge graphs to streamline workflows and maintain a culture of transparency. Listen to this episode of The Agile Localization Podcast on: - Apple Podcasts - Spotify - YouTube

Localization has never been more essential or complex than it is today. Businesses aiming for global reach rely on seamless translations, localized interfaces, and culturally appropriate content to connect with diverse markets. However, despite all the advancements in localization tools, a critical gap remains: they often fail to meet the needs of buyers. In this episode of The Agile Localization Podcast, host Stefan Huyghe is joined by Localization Consultant Boryana Nenova. They discuss the importance of shifting localization tools from translator-centric to buyer-centric, or at the very least, to be appropriate for both. Boryana dives into top features buyers demand in localization tools, why developers and linguists are clashing over localization tools, AI’s localization impact, and what localization tools are missing. Listen to this episode of The Agile Localization Podcast on: - Apple Podcasts - Spotify - YouTube