Join us at LocWorld 48
Are you on your way to LocWorld48? Come by booth 103, meet Ioannis Iakovidis and Gustaf Sjögren and try some Swedish candy and learn more about TermWeb incl exiting news!
Terminology management with TermWeb enjoys growing interest from major language service providers
Terminology management is the process of documenting terms in a systematized and orderly fashion. The process can be as simple as creating a list of terms that appear in a text and their equivalents in the target languages, or as complex as creating concept maps and diagrams of how concepts are related to each other.
Concerning Log4J vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228)
Concerning the Log4J vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) that was discovered on December 9th. SaaS Customers TermWeb SaaS customers are protected from this vulnerability. At no point has any customer or personal data been at risk for access through this vulnerability. On-premise Customers TermWeb 3 services are not running services with the Log4J vulnerability. TermWeb 4 services are
TermWeb 4.0.8 update
The full Release notes for TermWeb 4.0.8 with descriptions of the new features and screenshots are published on our documentation page. This is an especially exciting update for all our integrations using the API templates such as XTM and memoQ. Direct link: TermWeb 4.0.8 Release notes Happy weekend!
Internet Explorer 11 End of life
Microsoft has said goodbye to an old friend and dropped support for Internet Explorer 11 for all it's Office 365 apps and products since August 2021. As such, Interverbum Technology will also be dropping support for Internet Explorer 11 after the release of TermWeb version 4.0.9. Internet Explorer will continue working with current versions of
Indigenous languages revitalized with TermWeb
More than 6000 languages in the world face a crucial risk of extinction. They have fewer than 100.000 speakers. Some of them have even been subject to linguicide (language killing) as it has been a common trait throughout history that indigenous people have been forced to use a majority language instead of their own. Today