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Jack Welde shared thisHearing great feedback on Bryan's talk at SlatorCon https://lnkd.in/eKx99R-ySmartling CEO Bryan Murphy on the Formula for High Volume AI LocalizationSmartling CEO Bryan Murphy on the Formula for High Volume AI Localization
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Jack Welde shared thisAnnouncing our guest keynote, Author, Speaker, and Leadership Consultant, Minette Norman! 👏 Award-winning author and former tech executive Minette Norman joins us to share insights for taking ownership of our careers, building resilience, and increasing joy. This talk will inspire you to find new ways to thrive in your career as we ride the wave of technology's latest advancements. Join us on May 8th to catch Minette's session live at Smartling's Global Ready Conference! Register here ⤵️ #smartling #globalready #globalreadyconference #virtualevent #womenleadership #careeradvice #languageai
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Jack Welde shared thisSmartling has been awarded an Ai Breakthrough Award for Best Machine Translation Solution in the Natural Language Processing (NLP) category. This category was evaluated and scored by a panel of judges, representing a mix of technical, business, academic and marketing expertise within the industry, asking the question "How does your company or product break through the crowded AI market?" Ai is here to stay - embedded everywhere in the world around us, including Smartling! See the full list of winners here: #machinetranslation #machinelearning #ai #aitechnology #naturallanguageprocessing #nlp #artificialintelligencetechnology #localization #translation #l10n #gpt3 #LLMs #machinetranslationquality #languageai
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Jack Welde shared thisI was honored to be featured in the latest issue of Multilingual Magazine, representing @Smartling! Thanks so much to Marjolein Groot Nibbelink and Cameron Rasmusson for the story, and congratulations on a terrific issue! https://lnkd.in/eQ2sWsuV
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Jack Welde shared thisAmazing! We have 1,400 attendees for Smartling's Global Ready Conference today! (I'm pretty sure that's an industry conference record...) It's not too late to join us today. Minette Norman kicks off her keynote presentation at 11am ET / 8am PT, and then it's a jam-packed day of more amazing speakers, tons of valuable information, and terrific networking. Come and join us! https://lnkd.in/dA8ApPD
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Jack Welde shared thisI thoroughly enjoyed doing this podcast with Slator last week. Thanks, Florian and Esther for a fun chat about Smartling and translation tech and services. https://lnkd.in/gwRWkhQ
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Jack Welde shared thisIf you are in the process of selling localization internally, I highly recommend giving this episode of The Loc Show a listen.
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Jack Welde shared thisAttention superstar Product Managers! Smartling is expanding its Product team, and we are looking for an amazing Product Manager. Do you eat/sleep/breath great product experience? Love the satisfaction of a simple, elegant user interface? Work well with developers, designers, and other stakeholders? Come join us! https://lnkd.in/gG3Ri2V #productmanagement
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Jack Welde shared thisVery excited about @Smartling's new Transcreation Tool, launching today! It's a powerful set of features that makes it super-easy to craft, manage, and approve creative translation copy. Built & tested with input and feedback from terrific translators!
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisI can’t believe it has been 11 years since Dave passed away. I don’t always post but I wanted to today to tell a specific story. Great leadership isn’t just being awesome at things yourself but giving others the confidence and practice to be great themselves. Dave was a master fundraiser. He could sell our vision, knew every number at the tip of his fingers, and was beloved. Despite that, when we were doing what would be our last fundraising round together, he told me it was a skill I needed to be great at, and had me often lead the entire presentation and take the first pass at answering all their business metrics questions. It was less risky for him to do it, but he pushed me to learn and be better. Today, I pitched investors to raise our next round for HomeBoost. I drove down to Sand Hill Rd wearing my #makedaveproud t-shirt under my business sweater and blasted Dave’s favorite U2 the whole way. 11 years later his confidence in me still feels like a boost to succeed. Dave - I will always appreciate you and we all miss you.
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked this📍 The Smartling team touched down in Dublin yesterday for our Global Ready Workshop 🇮🇪 Dozens of global content leaders spanning gaming, tech, SaaS, and regulated industries all gathered in one room to talk about how to roll out an AI translation program they can actually trust. The questions on the table: 🤖 How do we use AI without sacrificing quality — when the output looks right but isn't? 🎭 How do we manage stakeholders who think AI makes localization "solved"? ⚙️ How do we scale when governance hasn't caught up with ambition? 🔁 How do we get into content workflows earlier, before the problems land in our laps? These are the conversations so many global leaders are working through inside their organizations right now, which is exactly why we host Global Ready workshops. We want to create spaces where localization practitioners can put their brains together and solve the problems they're facing alongside their peers and with the support of localization experts like Martiño Prada Díaz. Thanks to leaders from ServiceNow, Riot Games, Tenable, Squarespace, Spotify, Activision, CarTrawler, Bentley Systems, LinkedIn, Zoetis and more for a standout afternoon. Our Global Ready Workshop series continues with a new group of leaders today in London 🇬🇧 Couldn't make it to one of our workshops but still want to learn how to adopt AI translation program that delivers quality and trust at every layer? ➡️ Join us at Global Ready Conference on May 20th. We'll deep dive into how you can use AI translation to: 💎 Achieve quality you can measure and trust ✔️ Use the right model, every time. ⚡ Translate at speed, right where you already work 🌏 Go truly global, without the rework Register here: https://bit.ly/42Bk15E
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisSmartling’s MCP Server is live. You can now access Smartling directly from Claude, VS Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool. Inside your AI workflow, you can 1. Translate text using Smartling’s MT API with your configured NMT provider or LLM 2. Apply glossary terms, style guides, and translation memory in real time 3. Retrieve existing translations or search translation memory 4. Access project and job information, 5. Trigger Smartling actions such as authorizing jobs or adding strings. The MCP server exposes Smartling’s translation, glossary, translation memory, and account-level tools through an MCP-compatible HTTP endpoint. This allows you to stay in your conversational workflow the entire time, without API integrations or switching to a separate dashboard. Learn more: https://bit.ly/46JDMKS
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisHappy St Patrick’s day ☘️ Ireland has played a quiet but hugely influential role in shaping the global localisation industry for many years. For decades, many of the world’s leading technology companies chose Ireland as their European headquarters for economic and geo reaons. Companies like IBM, Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft and Amazon built large international operations in Dublin, Cork and beyond. (Most of them have been a client of mine down through the years in some form) With them came a new challenge: how do you make global products that non English speakers want to buy Ireland quickly became one of the global hubs for localisation. Over time, a powerful ecosystem in Ireland formed. Ireland offered something unique: 🌍 Access to the European market 🎓 A highly educated, multilingual workforce 💻 A thriving tech ecosystem Many of the processes, technologies, and careers that define the modern localisation industry today were built and scaled from Ireland. I am very proud to say I am Irish and I helped in some small way build what we have today. #localization #globalization #AI #technology #Ireland #SaaS #ireland. Smartling
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisTL;DR: join us at ICRA 2026 for debates and current work on the future of geometry in robotics! 🤖 https://lnkd.in/eBR9VeSa ICRA 2026 Workshop: "Geometry in the Age of Data-Driven Robotics" If you’re attending ICRA 2026, don’t miss this full-day workshop (on Friday, June 5 📅) exploring one of the most timely questions in robotics today: "What is the role of geometric methods 🌐 in an era increasingly dominated by data-driven approaches 📊?" Geometry 📐 has long been a cornerstone of robotics, shaping how we model, plan, and control robotic systems. At the same time, learning-based methods 🧠 are rapidly transforming the field. This workshop brings these perspectives together 🤝, sometimes in harmony, sometimes in tension, to critically examine where geometry stands, where it struggles, and how it may evolve. Instead of a schedule dominated by invited talks, this workshop emphasizes discussion, debate, and community engagement 💬: - Three rounds of structured pro/con panel debates with leading experts - Active audience participation, including live Q&A and interactive polling - Final open panel discussion to synthesize insights from the day - Live streaming via Zoom, with shared interaction tools (e.g., Slido, PollEverywhere) so remote participants can actively engage In the debates, panelists will argue for 👍 or against 👎 the following claims 💭: 1. Education 🎓 : “The mathematical foundations of geometry are a top priority for robotics education today.” 2. Research 🔬 : “The vast majority of interesting research questions on the role of geometry in robotics have already been answered.” 3. Communication 📝: “Writing papers and giving talks using formal mathematical jargon only serves to increase the field’s barrier to entry.” We are excited to hear the perspectives of expert panelists 👥 from around the world 🌍: - Noémie Jaquier, KTH Royal Institute of Technology - Park Jong Woo (Frank), Seoul National University - Andreas Müller, Johannes Kepler University - Stefano Stramigioli, University of Twente - Patrick Wensing, University of Notre Dame - Ross Hatton, Oregon State University - Søren Hauberg, Technical University of Denmark - Georgia Chalvatzaki, Technical University of Darmstadt - Zac Manchester, Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Bruno Vilhena Adorno, University of Manchester - seth hutchinson, Northeastern University - Nadia Figueroa, University of Pennsylvania We will also solicit contributions (📨 submission deadline: April 15) from early-career and junior researchers to present ongoing work related to: - Geometric methods in robotics - Learning-based alternatives to classical geometry - Hybrid model-based and data-driven approaches Submit your contributions here ✍️: https://lnkd.in/e7PVvWfH Organizers: - Riddhiman Laha, Northeastern University - Tobias Löw, University of Washington - Jake Welde, Cornell University ——
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisI'm joining Duetto as Chief Technology Officer. After nearly a year of writing about AI-powered development, building open-source tools, and advising organizations on technology transformation—it's time to move to a different playing field. The patterns I've developed for AI-augmented development are effective. I've proven that as a solo practitioner and with small teams. Now I want to prove them at enterprise scale. Why Duetto? Right ownership. GrowthCurve Capital acquired the company with an explicit AI and data analytics investment thesis. Right leadership. My conversations with CEO Alex Zoghlin impressed me with his technical acumen and genuine openness to new ideas—rare in executive leadership. Right domain. Revenue optimization is fundamentally algorithmic. Duetto helps hotels make over a million pricing decisions daily. The opportunity to enhance those systems with modern AI is substantial. Right scale. 7,200+ properties globally. Large enough for meaningful challenges, small enough that a CTO can shape culture and direction. I'm not stopping HyperDev. Writing has become essential to how I think. But expect lower frequency and a shifted perspective—more enterprise transformation insights, fewer tool reviews. The real test isn't whether one developer can be more productive with AI. It's whether an entire organization can transform how it works. Not just engineering—everyone. That's how I'll measure success. This role offers the chance to find out. This next chapter should be interesting.
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Jack Welde reacted on thisJack Welde reacted on thisIt is such an honour to receive the Order of the Grand Warrior (OGW), a Head of State Commendation from His Excellency the President of Kenya, William Ruto. Growing up in THE AMAZING Githurai! ( Robin Njiru feel tagged), I understand firsthand what it means to build from scratch. I appreciate everyone who has played a part in shaping who I am today Leah Ndwiga Peter Ndwiga ifikie wazazi 😂😂😂… If I was to start listing everyone the “salamu” list would be so long as such Thank you to each and every person I have had the privilege to not only work with but interact with. This recognition, reflects not just my journey, but the collective effort of the Sama EA team that I have had the privilege to work alongside and lead. Sama employs more than 3,000 youth directly across Kenya and Uganda and takes great pride in its work in the global AI supply chain, providing high-quality human-in-the-loop services while uplifting over 69,000 people. This recognition is a testament to the dedication and impact of Team Sama, whose efforts continue to drive meaningful change.
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Jack Welde liked thisAs a linguist who worked for Smartling when Jack Welde was the CEO, I am impressed and happy for this important milestone achieved. Congrats, Bryan Murphy and all the amazing team! #AI #humanlinguistsJack Welde liked thisCongrats, Smartling for achieving this significant milestone! As ISO - International Organization for Standardization #ISO27001 Auditor, I am well aware of the paramount importance of security and confidentiality in our daily exchanges for us, and for our clients. Do you follow strict processes to ensure utmost security? "Security compliance is non-negotiable for enterprises adopting AI," said Smartling CEO Bryan Murphy. "Our customers need confidence that their sensitive content is protected throughout the translation process. ISO 27001 proves we've built the right controls into our systems from the ground up." https://lnkd.in/dVkQmr-9Smartling Achieves ISO 27001 Certification, Strengthening Industry-Leading Security Foundation for Enterprise AI TranslationSmartling Achieves ISO 27001 Certification, Strengthening Industry-Leading Security Foundation for Enterprise AI Translation
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Jack Welde liked thisJack Welde liked thisDavid and I started our firm in his DC basement with a desk and a plan to build something great. We had become friends as freshmen at Penn and ended up at law school together. A couple of decades ago, we decided to join forces to open a law firm. Typically, a law firm starts when one lawyer decides to open their own firm. In the beginning, that lawyer is responsible for everything: • working cases up • handling clients • negotiating settlements • generating new cases • hiring and firing • managing the office. The founder didn't start the firm intending to occupy every seat. But founders end up wearing way too many hats. We managed to avoid a lot of those founder headaches by starting with a clear division of labor. We were both attorneys, but we knew who would do what. David would focus on representing clients. I would focus on making the phone ring. At first, we were The Law Offices of David Benowitz. We changed the name to Price Benowitz LLP a couple years later, mainly because Price looks pretty good on a letterhead, and attorneys we hired wanted to work for a firm, not a person. It took us a month or two to outgrow David's basement. Today, we’ve grown the firm to 50 plus attorneys with offices in several states and different practice areas. David's still doing a great job representing our clients. I'm still working to make the phones ring. And somehow after almost 4 decades, we're still friends.
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Brian C. O'Connor
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🚨2025: The Year the Defense Tech Wakeup Call 🚨 For the past several years, defense tech has had tunnel vision, riding a wave of unrealistic optimism, some of it warranted, much of it not. A frenzy of investment, hype, and glossy marketing created the belief that a new generation of unmanned systems would define the battlefield of the future. But 2025 is the year the curtain finally came down. Across U.S. testing ranges and the Ukrainian front lines, a consistent and uncomfortable story has emerged: many U.S. drone manufacturers are failing to meet the realities of modern, EW-heavy combat. Systems that look impressive in PowerPoints, marketing videos, fluffed-up TAM, and tightly-controlled demos are collapsing the moment adversary electronic warfare enters the equation. 📰 Headlines That Changed the Narrative This wasn’t an isolated failure; it was a pattern. -January: Army Blocks Air Force’s AI Program (OpenAI) Over Data Security Concerns (Air and Space Magazine) -May: A Navy experiment off the coast of California saw over 30 drone boats automatically idle as a fail-safe, rendering them “dead in the water.” (WSJ) -June: A DIU test in Alaska reported that the multi-hundred-million-dollar Replicator program was not operationally viable despite years of trials and repeated setbacks. (Defense News) -August: The Director of DIU resigned following a series of unsuccessful unmanned systems experiments. (Defense News) -October: Reports of "very high risk" inside NGC2. (Reuters) 💡The uncomfortable conclusion: The COTS-first approach to building expensive unmanned platforms and fragile comms links doesn’t survive in spectrum-denied environments. Yet inside parts of the DoW ecosystem, the narrative persists: “Drones are the future.” Yet, every operator who has been downrange over the past 12 months would tell you a very different story. The truth emerging from modern combat is clear: drones are useful but only when they are cheap, iterative, resilient, and built for the contested spectrum. ⚔️Ukraine has become the global crucible for modern unmanned warfare. They iterate faster. They field cheaper. They survive EW environments that instantly disable most U.S. systems. 📡The U.S. Is Behind in the Spectrum Fight At the tactical edge, where information dominance decides outcomes. We are fielding capabilities that look strikingly similar to what we used during the GWOT era. Modern warfare assumes a contested spectrum as a default, not an exception. And in that environment, we are behind. 2025 Isn’t a Story of Failure, It’s a Reset This year marks a turning point not because the tech failed, but because the illusions finally did. -To break from the thinking that got us here. -To build for EW-contested environments, not PowerPoint-perfect ones. -This isn't a video game; people's lives are on the line. When we get this right, the next wave of U.S. defense innovation won’t just catch up; it will redefine the fight. 🇺🇸
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Rick Smith
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İbrahim Kocaalioğlu
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Aidan Madigan-Curtis
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Avery E. Schwartz
Greenfield Partners • 4K followers
Worth the read! Commcrete is breaking SATCOM tradeoffs at a time when governments are prioritizing resilient communications as a foundational layer for autonomy, electronic-warfare resilience, and distributed command & control, while commercial operators in aviation, shipping, energy, and transportation face similar requirements as their operations digitize and move beyond terrestrial coverage. Raz Mangel | Meir Cohen | Greenfield Partners
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Larsen Jensen
Harpoon Ventures • 19K followers
I had a great time joining the Drone Wars podcast with Dan Magy 🏴☠️, not just a fantastic host, but a friend, a member of the Harpoon portfolio, and someone who’s been pushing the defense tech ecosystem forward for years. We covered a wide range of topics: how lessons from elite sports translate into resilience, why national security innovation is at an inflection point, and what I’m seeing from founders building mission-critical capabilities across the country. Dan asked all the right questions, and the conversation was a great reminder of why supporting leaders like him matters. If you’re interested in defense tech, emerging threats, or the builders shaping the future of American security, give it a listen (links in the comments). Grateful for the platform and proud to partner with founders who don’t just talk about the future, they build it. 🇺🇸 #DefenseTech #Innovation #NationalSecurity #DroneWars #HarpoonVentures #Firestorm
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