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-Lingotek is a cloud-based translation services provider, offering translation management software and linguistic services for large enterprises including web content, software platforms, and electronic documents.
-Founded in Salt Lake City, Utah in 2006, Lingotek is best known for pioneering the first [[Cloud-computing|cloud-based]] translation management system (TMS) and for its work to eliminate email and FTP as a means of [[file transfer]] during the translation process.
-Lingotek’s Translation Management System (TMS) employs a variety of [[Computer-Assisted Translation]] (CAT) technologies, including [[project management software]], a translator translation workbench, translation memory storage, glossaries and terminologies storage, [[machine translation]] integration, translation workflows and integrated [[Language localisation|localization]] services.
-In 2008, Lingotek released "Lingotek-Inside," a product created in partnership with content management service providers such as [[Drupal]], [[Oracle]], and [[SharePoint]], to develop automated translation services for web content inside commercial websites.
-“Lingotek – Inside” can be integrated (via the Lingotek [http://devzone.lingotek.com/overview-5/ Multilingual API]) to many platforms, allowing for on-demand translation of websites, software, and other media. Today Lingotek has 17 "Inside" connectors including [[Adobe Marketing Cloud|Adobe Experience Manager]], [[Alfresco (software)|Alfresco]], [[Atlassian]] [[Confluence (software)|Confluence]], [[Documentum]], [[Drupal]], [[Ektron]], [[Git (software)|Git]], GlotPress, [[Joomla]], [[Liferay]], [http://lingoport.com/ Lingoport], [[Marketo]], [[SharePoint|Microsoft SharePoint]], [[Oracle WebCenter]], [[Salesforce]], Subversion (SVN), and WordPress.
-In January 2015, Lingotek partnered with Lingoport to help automate the [[internationalization and localization]] process for electronic data (web content, commercial software, and product documentation).
-Lingotek’s most notable product, a translation management system (TMS), is accessible online and gives users the ability to upload/download translatable documents and multilingual content. Once uploaded, users are able to translate and review  the documents, leveraging enterprise-grade translation tools such as [[machine translation]] tools, stored [[translation memory]], and professional translators.
-[[Project managers]] can view progress, by document or project, via the TMS’s dashboard tools. Lingotek also offers the ability to [[crowdsourcing|crowdsource]] translations. With this option community members are able to propose translations and vote on each other’s translations to ensure all content is translated accurately for each language.
-Major translation projects include the [[Library of Congress]]’ metadata translation for the [[World Digital Library]], Project Matsu (in collaboration with [[NASA]]) coordinating disaster relief efforts in [[List of earthquakes in Haiti|post-earthquake Haiti]], and the [[National Science Foundation|National Science Foundation’s]] research sponsorship CluE project.
-Lingotek has received recognition as an [[Edison Awards|Edison Award]] Finalist(2015) and [[Edison Awards|Edison Award]] Nominee(2014), a [[Gartner]] Cool Vendor of the Year(2012), and has received the [[Stevie Award]] for Best New Product or Service of the Year – Software as a Service (2010).