We don’t know about you, but we’ve been in a heck of a lot of online meetings recently.

And if you’re anything like us, your home office doesn’t look great on camera. So how do we set up our home office to win over clients?

In this month’s column, we’ll share tips for looking and sounding great on video calls. We’ll also let you in on a little secret: a portable green screen so you can look like a pro in no time.

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At a time when online learning is more important than ever, Nathaniel Elcock talks to Alexander Drechsel and Josh Goldsmith from techforword.

Technology is improving due to big data and new approaches to machine translation, but translators and interpreters: Don’t give up your day job.

In last month’s Tech-savvy interpreter 2.0 column, we shared the first part of our discussion with Barry S. Olsen on the history of interpreting technology.

This month, read on to hear Barry’s take on the present and future of technology in interpreting.

Do you often take handwritten notes during meetings? Nothing quite matches the experience of writing by hand, right?

There’s one problem, though: Going back through your notes and digitizing them is such a hassle!

Today, we’ll share why we think Nebo is the go-to app for handwriting conversion and show you five of our favorite features.

When the going gets tough and speeches are fast and furious, it’s hard to interpret every last detail.

Speech recognition technology can help to bridge the gap, feeding you figures and terms from your glossary and reducing your cognitive load.

We sat down for a virtual chat with Barry Olsen to reflect on how interpreting technology has developed in recent years.

This month's column includes the first half of that interview. Or, check out the video of the entire interview below!