SDL Translation Management System

Centralized, translation process automation for control and collaboration

The SDL Translation Management System™ (SDL TMS™)
manages the process of translating original language content
into one or more target languages, and delivers the translated
content to that required location.

It comprises an application suite, which has been designed to streamline the entire translation process, including: translation, vendor selection, work distribution, project administration, production, publishing, final delivery and archiving.

Benefits of SDL TMS:

SDL Translation Management System provides a centralized translation memory knowledge base
Manages the end-to-end process of translating content into different languages
Provides visibility and control of the localization process and workflows
Enables the reuse of content and allows organizations to produce consistent content

SDL Translation Management System 2007 Service Pack 4 is now available. The latest release delivers benefits for everyone from translators to reviewers, project managers and administrators.

Case Studies

The Bosch terminology portal makes corporate language possible in 23 languages

Bosch required a web-based portal which all its employees could access via the intranet in order to look for terms in several different languages. In other words, an online dictionary containing company-specific data. SDL MultiTerm and SDL Translation Management System was the chosen solution.

Philips Maximizes Reuse in Product Communications to Acclerate Time-to-Market

With a growing product range, expansion into new markets and an increasing range of communication channels, Philips was faced with hugely complex multilingual content management challenges. It has made dramatic improvements by fundamentally changing the business processes and introducing new technologies. The result is faster time-to-market, improved quality of communications and 30% reduction in costs.

Product Brief

SDL TMS Product Brief

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