Hayder Al-Ani - Excellent translation service at eSense Translations by Hayder Al-Ani

eSense Translations Birmingham is the top language service provider for all your interpreting, translation, localisation and transcription requirements, not just for those customers based in Birmingham, but for clients across the U.K. and internationally. eSense Translations works to provide you with the highest quality customer experience. Check out their key services below: Written Translation: Simply send  a document for a free, quick and accurate quote. All translations are completed by highly qualified and experienced translators and then proofread for the best quality control checks. All of this, whilst ensuring eSense Translations Birmingham meets your important deadlines. Localisation: When translating your documents, it is also crucial to ensure that the content is written appropriately for your target audience. eSense Translations Birmingham uses localisation experts whose knowledge of the cultural tastes, opinions and customs will ensure your message is c...

Last year, eSense Translations Birmingham reviewed the pitfalls of machine translation and why human translators were absolutely necessary for any professional, high quality translation. However, Google are continuing to work to develop technology that is able to offer an effective solution with its new machine translation technology: Neural Machine Translation. Has any progress been made? eSense Translations Birmingham reviews the evidence. In February this year a direct competition between machine translation and human translators took place in Seoul. Both competitors were given the same translation tasks to complete and then the work was evaluated blindly by professional translators. The reviews showed that the human translators were still the most effective solution with scores outdoing the machine translations throughout all the tasks. It seems machine translations are still not able to successfully able to interpret context and meaning within a text. Although ...