Idiom Technologies and Acrolinx Integrate Tools to Provide Linguistic Quality Assurance Through WorldServer

Idiom(R) Technologies, Inc. (Idiom), the leading independent
supplier of SaaS and on-premise server-based globalization management
systems (GMS), and Acrolinx, the leading producer of quality assurance
tools for technical information, today announced their strategic
partnership. The seamless integration of Acrolinx's Acrocheck(TM)
solution within Idiom WorldServer(TM) will enable customers to further
reduce their translation, terminology-capturing and quality control
costs.

Acrolinx's market-leading term harvesting and checking solution
will improve the documented performance of Idiom translation memory by
delivering accuracy and consistency from the start. Integration with
the WorldServer terminology database and workflow ensures customers
will manage terminology throughout the translation life cycle,
including new terms added over time. This is possible because Acrolinx
integrates seamlessly with the WorldServer terminology management
repository to constantly provide intelligent advice to translators.
This reduces translation time and costs, improves quality and
minimizes the risk that poor translations will expose companies to
legal liability. Acrolinx technologies have also been proven to
dramatically increase translation reuse and facilitate machine
translation.

"We believe the integrity of translation starts at the source, and
even the best processes can break down if the terminology and style is
inconsistent," said Andrew Bredenkamp, CEO of Acrolinx. "We see
WorldServer as the hub of translation activity, and our joint
customers will benefit from the way in which our solutions complement
one another within the workflow; customers are already reporting
significant savings of up to 30% in their localization costs."

"Through our partnership with Acrolinx, we're able to offer our
customers a streamlined globalization process with the quality
assurance they demand built right into the workflow," said Eric
Silberstein, CTO, founder and chairman of Idiom Technologies. "We're
pleased to enhance the performance of Idiom WorldServer through
Acrolinx's proven solution, and, more importantly, enable our
customers to reach new heights in translation quality and cost
efficiency."

About Acrolinx

Acrolinx is the leading producer of quality assurance tools for
technical information, helping customers worldwide maintain their
corporate image, address compliance issues, and control document
production and localization costs. Its flagship product,
Acrocheck(TM), is used by thousands of users worldwide in a variety of
industries, including software, automotive, and life sciences.
Companies that have implemented Acrocheck(TM) include SAP, Symantec,
Philips, Siemens, Motorola and Bosch.

Acrolinx maintains its headquarters in Berlin, Germany and offices
in North America.

About Idiom Technologies, Inc.

Idiom(R) Technologies optimizes the globalization supply chain by
aligning global enterprises, language service providers and
translators. Award-winning WorldServer(TM) software solutions expand
market reach and accelerate multilingual communication with a proven
platform for automating translation and localization processes.

Idiom works with global organizations including Adobe, Autodesk,
Continental Airlines, eBay and Travelocity to cost-effectively
translate global websites and applications, streamline software
localization and delivery, and speed time-to-market for international
product documentation. Idiom also partners with consulting firms,
systems integrators and technology vendors to help customers achieve
high-quality results and maximize existing enterprise infrastructure.

Idiom is headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, with offices
throughout North America and in Europe. To learn more please visit
http://www.idiominc.com or call +1 781-464-6000.

Idiom and WorldServer are trademarks, or registered trademarks of
Idiom Technologies, Inc. All other brand names, product names, or
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