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A user initiates the call and selects the source language, such as Spanish. (In this example, assume that the target language is set to English.) As the user is talking to the support representative, the audio is converted to text using the Speech to Text service. Then using Language Translator, the text is translated to English. English language text is then sent to the Text to Speech service as input. The output audio message is what the support representative hears. All of this happens in near real time. The text from Speech to Text and the Language Translator service also can be stored in a database for analytics. The same process is repeated in reverse for the audio message sent by support personnel.

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Custom dollmaker LookReal wants to break the grip that mass manufacturers hold on the toy industry. Learn how the Spanish company is using HP Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology to make personalized dolls at a competitive price point, and aspires to reach a global audience with a new approach to production. Read the case study

Learn why Good supply chain management is essential to your operational efficiency, customer centricity, compliance, carbon footprint, and ultimately, your overall success.

There is little question that cloud is well established as a way to deliver business applications.

Using Smartling’s translation software platform, Vimeo, a popular video-sharing platform, has streamlined its entire translation process, growing its international business without straining its internal resources. In this case study, you’ll learn about how Vimeo was able to expand into 3 new languages, Spanish, German, and French, in just a few months.

This is the Spanish version of this white paper.

This is the Spanish version of this white paper

Security for mobile devices, applications, and content is a paramount concern in a mobility management strategy. Whether using a corporate-owned or employee-owned device, employees access corporate data, email, and more from their mobile devices. These user actions require businesses to implement a mobile strategy with strong security policies. This flipbook covers the five next big trends in mobile security.

As enterprises embrace adoption of Microsoft Office 365 to drive business and alleviate the complexity and costs associated with on-premise Exchange environments, achieving a balance between identity management and user experience is often difficult. In this white paper, discover how VMware AirWatch® Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) can easily integrate with Office 365 APIs, VMware Identity Manager, and an enterprise’s existing cloud, or on-premise, identity management solution to optimize user experience and ensure data is secure across all devices and platforms.

It’s important to understand that while security policy provides IT organizations with a platform to manage security, it doesn’t provide specific solutions. For that, we need to look at exactly what you ought to be protecting. Download this brief to learn more.

Mobile device management (MDM) tools allow companies to connect their employees securely to basic corporate network resources. Enterprise mobility management (EMM) goes a step further by enabling secure mobile versions of business-critical applications and data loss prevention to protect corporate information. But in today's workplace, employees and businesses deal with a vast variety of devices with different operating systems and form factors, from PCs and laptops, to tablets and smartphones, and now, increasingly wearables and Internet of Things (IoT) endpoints. The solution is unified endpoint management (UEM), which enables organizations to take a consistent approach to manage and secure every endpoint, any app and content, and across deployment use cases from a single holistic platform. Read this whitepaper to uncover VMware AirWatch®'s leading UEM approach that is benefiting organizations tremendously.

Windows 10, a mobile and cloud-ready operating system (OS), is poised to significantly impact on organizations' end user computing (EUC) strategy, with a unified platform for building apps and extending the organization's core processes to end users using any Windows 10-powered device. However, enterprise-wide execution of this business mobility vision comes with its own set of challenges. Read this whitepaper to learn how a unified endpoint management solution can enable organizations to fully capitalize on their mobility initiatives and IT departments to redefine themselves as true business enablers.