TAUS Search: Put the world's translation memories on your desktop
Press release issued on 20 October 2009
TAUS Data Association launches the new version of its free language search engine, TAUS search, and, a new free widget to enable users to search the world’s translation memories directly from their desktops.
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Translators, developers, support professionals, and in fact everyone can now find and compare sector specific terminology by looking into the live translations for an industry.
Benefits include:
- Increases in the speed and quality of translation
- Resolving quality assurance bottlenecks
- Providing a resource for support and engineering teams
- Helping to streamline industry terminology
- An invaluable tool for translators training and research
Great new features include computed translation, searching by data owner, content type, industry, part-of-speech and also allowing users to share feedback. Registration, use and the widget are completely free.
Here’s what users are saying
“I find the language search feature on your website very helpful to check the different translations used for specific terms.” Mette Melchior, Freelance Translator, English into Danish & Spanish into Danish
“The langauge search function is a great wealth to me and my students. Thank you TAUS for your great effort in creating a fantastic translation tool.” Benjamin Zeng, Zhejiang Normal University, China PRC
“Our localization team does not have an easy way to search through all of our translation assets. TAUS search provides a platform for us to do this. And of course, in addition to our own TM data there is the added benefit of other member data.” Ryan Martin, Intel
"I love your new widget!" Lisa Del Papa, Lawson Software
About TAUS Data Association
TAUS Data Association is a global not-for-profit organization providing a neutral and secure platform for sharing language data for the benefit of all. An outgrowth of the Translation Automation User Society (TAUS), TDA was founded in the summer of 2008 after over 200 companies and organizations across industry sectors provided guidance on the business model. In June 2009, TDA launched the platform with easy-to-use translation memory sharing services and a sophisticated language search engine, free and open to the public. For more information, please visit www.tausdata.org.
