Do You Speak My Language - Microsoft Translator and the Power of Collaboration

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How can your business take advantage of market opportunities outside of your own language? Sit in with Dr. Neil Roodyn of nsquared and Vikram Dendi of Microsoft Research as they discuss Microsoft Translator, the engine that drives Bing Translator and the Microsoft Office translation tools, and how it can help you reach a reach a larger, multi-lingual audience.

For more information on Microsoft Translator, visit http://www.microsoft.com/translator



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