Mining companies are global in nature. They operate and excavate precious resources in one part of the world and send them to other parts of the world. Their headquarters are often not located in the country of operation. Consequently, their staff are spread out throughout the world, hail from different cultures and countries, and speak…
Mining companies perform the critical job of serving the world’s energy and industrial needs. So much so that the smartphone that each one of us carries is made possible because of the rare metals mined. However, mining companies are also under pressure to perform their job in a way that is sustainable to the earth.…
Mining is a highly regulated industry. The regulations can themselves be influenced by changes in the global economy and environment. Case in point: the pandemic. However, other significant factors like rising awareness about the environmental impact of mining keeps the regulatory process dynamic. The rules also tend to be different from country to country and…
Earlier this year, we ran a client survey to understand how our clients feel about a range of issues, what their expectations from us are, and how we are currently performing. Client surveys are a regular feature at Lexcelera, given that they connect us directly to the client. And, what the client feels or what…
Customer Talk #3: Machine and Human Translation, a winning duo for localized digitization Recently, Laurence Roguet, Managing Director of Lexcelera, talked to Gaëlle Bou, Chief Revenue Officer of Systran, about machine and human translation. Lexcelera self-trains NMT engines and it leads to significant quality improvement. Laurence said that training an NMT engine is like teaching…
E-learning continues to be on an upward trend globally. It has opened up many an opportunity amidst the pandemic for people to pursue their professional education dreams, upskill themselves, or simply learn something new. For global companies, the online medium provides a great opportunity to continuously train their employees and keep them in sync with…