European Commission
New episode – DGT podcast: Languages and Technology
Episode 12 of the DGT podcast: Languages and Technology is now available.
How does a European Commission document become 24 equally valid language versions of itself?
Anna Holmén takes us behind the scenes with Ivana Zeljković and Iva Vatova-Ivanova from DG Translation’s Demand Management Unit. They reveal how translation work is planned and coordinated, how tight deadlines are managed, and how technology and human expertise come together to keep multilingual Europe running — with deadline compliance above 99%.
Step inside the engine room of EU multilingualism and discover the people and processes that make 24-language communication possible every day.
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