Sunnyvale, California ---- CSOFT International Ltd., a
leading provider of multilingual localization,
testing, and
software development
services for the global market, announced today the Beta release of the My
Glossary module for its flagship terminology management platform, TermWiki.
Using My Glossary, translators, technical writers and content management
professionals can upload, store, define, translate, search and manage their term
glossaries online, all within an easy-to-use wiki environment. Registration and
usage are free of charge.
?As a cloud-based glossary management platform,
My Glossary solves many of the usability pitfalls inherent in existing
approaches,? says Shunee Yee, President and CEO of CSOFT. ?In today?s Web 2.0
world, no one should make do with storing glossaries offline, or with tools that
don?t support real-time collaboration, peer review, sharing or easy import and
export. My Glossary is a revolutionary new approach to an old problem, without
any third-party software installation?best of all, it?s free!?
My
Glossary?s intuitive GUI ensures that users can take full advantage of
TermWiki?s powerful suite of functions, which include instant in-page editing,
automatic change notification and Bing-like fuzzy searches. The feature supports
all aspects of the glossary management workflow, including Excel import/export,
online term addition for easy glossary creation, real-time term look-up and
review, and multilingual translation (up to 100 languages). Once fully
developed, My Glossary allows users to easily export terms for integration into
source authoring and CMS/CAT tools, enabling technical writers and translators
to use their personalized glossaries in for more structured writing and
translation projects.
My Glossary also supports social networking and
real-time multi-party collaboration. Users can invite friends and colleagues to
review, provide feedback, and correct mistakes on their terms and translations,
all supported with TermWiki?s term-specific discussion, editing and rating
functions. Comprehensive tracking features, including automatic notifications
and revision histories, ensure that glossary owners remain completely in control
of each modification made to their glossaries, with reversions to previous
versions available at the click of a button.
Participants in the beta
release are invited to involve themselves in the product development process by
giving feedback regarding existing features, and offering suggestions for what
can be improved or perfected in the module. CSOFT will include these features in
My Glossary 1.0.
More information about My Glossary can be found here:
http://www.termwiki.com/About_My_Glossary. For more information on CSOFT, please
visit
http://www.csoftintl.com.
Media
inquiries should be directed to elena.mccoy@csoftintl.com or
+1-415-462-5674.
About TermWiki
TermWiki.com, the fast growing
terminology portal and online dictionary for all major industries and languages,
allows users to search, post, translate and share terms and definitions using a
3-dimensional data structure for better accuracy, efficiency, and
interconnectivity. Enterprise level terminology management is also supported
with TermWiki Professional, a secure platform with customizable workflows,
granular user permissions, terminology review and lock, and dynamic import and
export.
About CSOFT
CSOFT International is the world?s leading
provider of multilingual localization, testing and language technology
solutions. Recognized as one of the Top 35 Language Service Providers worldwide,
CSOFT delivers quality-driven localization and language solutions with fanatical
customer service, ISO-certified processes, and an award-winning multinational
leadership team.
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