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AI is here. It’s showing up in RFPs, boardroom presentations, and internal conversations, and localization teams are feeling the pressure to act. But knowing you need to do something with AI isn’t the same as knowing where to start, how much to change, or what’s actually worth the risk. For most localization programs, the fear […]

Argos Multilingual surveyed nearly 1,000 people across eight countries to understand how users interact with GenAI-generated content. The findings, published in our report, The End-User in the Loop, point to a recurring problem: content that clears internal review often fails when it reaches the people it was meant to help. Fluency and formatting don’t guarantee […]

In April 2025, the UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) implemented a revised clinical trials framework following its public consultation on regulatory reform. Sponsors are now expected to submit through the Combined Review, a coordinated ethics and regulatory process with a target timeline of 150 days. It changes what gets submitted, when, and […]

AI and Language Infrastructure: Transforming Global Content Delivery In this insightful discussion with Erik Vogt following TAUS Dublin 2025, we explore the evolving landscape of language services and content delivery. Erik shares key takeaways about the industry’s shift from traditional translation memory systems to AI-driven orchestration platforms, emphasizing how businesses are reimagining their approach to […]

Are Fuzzy Matches Dead? The Evolution of Translation Technology Join Stephanie Harris-Yee and Erik Vogt for an insightful discussion about the future of translation technology and whether fuzzy matches – a long-standing pillar of translation workflows – are becoming obsolete. Learn how AI and machine translation are reshaping the industry’s approach to translation memory and […]

The week of June 2, the Argos Multilingual team flew to Malmö, Sweden, for LocWorld53. Argos had a booth at the event, dispensing copious amounts of tasty chocolate and (the best) coffee to passersby — this conference business needs its fuel. That was not all, though: Two of our team members, Katka Gašová and Rodrigo […]

Scaling localization can mean expanding into new languages, increasing output to translate more content, or building systems that operate faster. It can also mean narrowing focus, reducing work in low-priority markets, or adjusting efforts to meet compliance needs. What scaling looks like depends on both the demands of the business and the resources available to […]