Bill Wood At Interpretamerica 2011

Bill Wood At Interpretamerica 2011 Youtube During the 2nd north american summit on interpreting, bill wood, an interpreting technology pioneer and founder of ds interpretation, first uttered this quot. Bill wood at interpretamerica 2011. during the 2nd north american summit on interpreting, bill wood, an interpreting technology pioneer and founder of ds interpretation, first uttered this quote that is now known by interpreters around the world.

In Memoriam Translation And Interpretation Pioneer Bill Wood On saturday, march 30th, conference interpreting lost one of those behind the scenes heroes. bill wood (aged 83) spent more than 40 years in the conference interpreting industry. he got his start by developing and patenting a wireless receiver back in the 1960s that was used for language training labs in high schools and universities throughout. At interpretamerica’s third north american summit on interpreting in 2011, interpreting technology pioneer bill wood made an observation that is quoted widely within the profession to this day: “interpreters will not be replaced by technology. they will be replaced by interpreters who use technology.”. Bill wood: interpreting loses an unsung hero. see our latest blog post in honor of the life of one of interpreting's behind the scenes giants . Technology dominated the two days of presentations on june 17 18 at interpretamerica, the new forum for interpreters spearheaded by barry olsen and katharine allen, both faculty members at miis. it was emphasized that machine translation heightens awareness about language transfer, therefore it widens (instead of narrowing) the market for human.

Interpretamerica Farewell The End Is Just The Beginning Bill wood: interpreting loses an unsung hero. see our latest blog post in honor of the life of one of interpreting's behind the scenes giants . Technology dominated the two days of presentations on june 17 18 at interpretamerica, the new forum for interpreters spearheaded by barry olsen and katharine allen, both faculty members at miis. it was emphasized that machine translation heightens awareness about language transfer, therefore it widens (instead of narrowing) the market for human. As bill wood, ceo of ds interpretation*, said at interpretamerica in 2011, and i am paraphrasing him here, it is the tech averse professional who will lose its place to tech savvy ones; don’t blame it on technology. Kerry cassidy: this is an interview with an ex navy seal, who, during the years 1992 2000 was sent on top secret bombing missions in the middle east, predominantly in iraq. years after the first gulf war when we were supposedly not at war with iraq yet he and seal team 9 were targeting tomahawk missiles on a monthly basis taking out targets.