IBM announced a new Language Translation Services Center (LTSC) in the Pune facility to address increasing demand from clients in Europe for non-English language skills.

The new center is part of IBM’s strategy to set up similar centers in Europe and Asia that will offer document translation in multiple languages, an IBM spokeswoman said on Monday. Besides having staff translate documents, such as e-mail messages, Web pages, and contracts, the center in Pune will also use technology developed by IBM’s research lab in India, and tools available in the market, to automate some of this translation work, she added.

The company has hired staff to do this work. They are also going to use technologies developed in-house to automate some of this work. IBM aims to have around 2000 people working at this new center.

Source: PC World

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