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Interoperability Now! A pragmatic Approach to Interoperability in Language Technology Sven C. Andr Founder and CEO of ONTRAM Inc./Andr AG Based on a Collaboration Effort with Kilgray, Welocalize, Medtronic and Bioloom W3C Multilingual


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Interoperability Now! — A pragmatic Approach to Interoperability in Language Technology

Sven C. Andrä Founder and CEO of ONTRAM Inc./Andrä AG Based on a Collaboration Effort with Kilgray, Welocalize, Medtronic and Bioloom W3C Multilingual Web workshop in Pisa

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Interoperability Now! — A pragmatic Approach to Interoperability in Language Technology

Sven C. Andrä Founder and CEO of ONTRAM Inc./Andrä AG Based on a Collaboration Effort with Kilgray, Welocalize, Medtronic and Bioloom W3C Multilingual Web workshop in Pisa

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Translation (Technology) Industry: Niche, non-technical, experience driven increasing importance

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complexity • trust in standards • lack of reference implementation • outpaced by technology • lack of exchange of tool providers • missing involvement of buyers

Standards

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◓ XLIFF Element GlobalSight Heartsome Translation Suite SDL/Idiom WorldServer MemoQ 4.2 Okapi Text Extraction QT Trados Studio 2009 Sun Open Language Tools Editor Swordfish XLIFF Editor XTM ONTRAM GlobalLink MultiTrans <alt-trans> <bin-source> <bin-target> <bin-unit> <bpt> <bx/> <context-group> <context> <count-group> <count> <ept> <ex/> <external-file> <g> <glossary> <group> <internal-file> <it> <mrk> <note> <ph> <phase-group> <phase> <prop-group> <prop> <reference> <seg-source> <skl> <source> <sub> <target> <tool> <x/> Total Supported

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Source: Micah Bly, Medtronic

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Lossless exchange of data between technologies from different vendors; ability of these technologies to work together in a mixed environment.

gabor.ugray@kilgray.com

Interoperability

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Innovation and Fair Competition!

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Standards?

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Mindset!

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Values!

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The Interoperability Manifesto

Changing our World by agreeing to a common set of aims and values.

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Interoperability Now! - The Practical Part

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An agile approach to interchange specifications

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Pushing standards over the edge but in a documented and open way and in the sense of the standard.

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Pushing standards over the edge but in a documented and open way and in the sense of the standard. Feedback to standards

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Content Package Trans- portation

3 main modules

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Disclosure of concepts Basic Approach

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Reference implementations Basic Approach

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Early real life usage Basic Approach

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Test scenarios to verify compliance Basic Approach

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agile vs. standard ?

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Problems of this approach

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Benefits of this approach

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Thanks a lot for your Time and Feedback

Questions? sca@ontram.com