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Language is a core aspect of identity and plays a crucial role in how we connect and communicate. With 56% of US employers expecting a growing demand for foreign language skills in the next five years, the pressure is on communicators to meet the needs of a multilingual workforce.
And the benefits of embracing the needs of a multilingual workforce are clear: expanding market reach, enhancing customer service, and fostering diverse perspectives. But how can organizations efficiently manage multilingual communications?
Join us for our next webinar to explore how communicators can leverage what's new in Poppulo to improve how they communicate with employees' native language.
We’ll delve into the latest advancements in machine translation using generative AI, discuss strategies for ensuring high-quality translations, and demonstrate how to streamline the process of delivering translated content to diverse employee segments and channels at scale.
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November 20, 2024
1 Hour
Heather Bicknell
Product Marketing Director, Poppulo
Sanjay Rakshit
AI Guy at Poppulo
The AI revolution in internal communications isn't approaching—it's here, rapidly transforming how organizations connect with their employees. At Pop Summit 2025, leading industry experts discussed this seismic shift, offering invaluable insights into navigating and mastering this new era.
As we step deeper into 2025, the landscape of internal communications is rapidly evolving, driven by constant change and pervasive uncertainty both inside and outside the workplace. On top of these challenges, the explosion of AI and other new innovations has made it imperative that communicators keep up with the latest trends and embrace new technology to stay ahead of the competition and meet increasing productivity demands.
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