Time for a data clean-up: spring-cleaning your database

For companies with a high volume of translations, language data is worth its weight in gold. For years, translation memories were filled and terminology databases built up – always with the aim of reducing translation costs, ensuring consistency and saving time. However, in many companies what began as a strategic investment has developed into an unmanageable mountain of data. The hoarding of language data is increasingly leading to the opposite of what was originally intended: rising costs, inefficient processes and even a loss of translation quality. So it's high time for a digital spring clean.

Time for a data clean-up: spring-cleaning your database2025-04-08T15:08:38+02:00

oneCleanup: cleaning up data made easy

Data is the new gold: it's valuable and required for a range of processes, applications and developments. Generative AI in particular is showing once again what large amounts of data can create. But data is also the new rubbish: it appears in a wide variety of places and in large quantities, accumulates quickly, never reduces in size and sometimes grows very uncontrollably. And the bigger the mountain of data, the more difficult it becomes to use it meaningfully. Our oneCleanup service takes on this challenge and helps to uncover the shimmering gold beneath the layer of dirt. We present the background information and details, and we demonstrate why it's high time that databases are seen not as a tangled mess but as treasure troves.

oneCleanup: cleaning up data made easy2024-06-20T09:38:51+02:00
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