SDL Trados - Integration of Machine Translation and Post-Editing

Integration of Machine Translation and Post-Editing

Trados Studio 2011 has integrated machine translation and postediting into its translation workflow. If the appropriate parameter setting is made, Trados will insert a machine translation of a translation unit (TU) if no match is found in the translation memory. The translator can then post-edit the machine translation for added clarity. SDL Trados currently supports the following MT systems: Language Weaver, SDL BeGlobal, Google Translate, Microsoft Translator. Trados also supports the integration of other MT system through its open API and plugin architecture on the SDL OpenExchange.

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