Language Translation Server Targeted At EnterpriseLanguage Translation Server Targeted At Enterprise

Systran says its Hybrid MT could let employees of a company with operations in France and the U.S. translate documentation and e-mails back-and-forth in French and English.

W. David Gardner, Contributor

June 4, 2009

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Language translation provider Systran has unveiled its first hybrid machine translation server that combines rule-based machine translation and statistical machine translation.

Called the Systran Enterprise Server 7, the product has been designed for enterprise use, and it works to deliver consistent and reusable translations for corporate customer requirements.

Combining self-learning and linguistic technologies, the Systran Hybrid MT server lets users customize translation programs to fit their particular needs. For instance, a spokesman for the company said Thursday that employees of a company with operations in France and the U.S. can easily translate documentation and e-mails back and forth in French and English.

"In today's increasingly interconnected world, organizations that use translation technology have a distinct advantage over competitors," said Systran CEO Dimitris Sabatakakis in a statement, noting that the company's Hybrid MT product helps companies "communicate more effectively with customers, partners, and employees around the world."

Because of the self-learning features of the product's modules and tools, users can manage data and reuse translated content, Systran said.

"Systran's exclusive customization methodology includes the creation of dictionaries and the building of translation models from translated content," the company added. "These tools supplement the out-of-the-box translation capabilities provided [for] 52 language pairs."

Based in Paris with U.S. headquarters in San Diego, Systran has been in the translation technology business since 1968. While the company's Enterprise Server has long been used on intranets for multilingual collaboration among employees seeking to understand foreign language information, the new server product expands the company's expertise into publishing. Previously, the company's machine translation technologies have been used to translate common information like e-mail, Web pages, presentations, and corporate documentation.


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