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March 24, 2005
SDL Asks Companies to "Switch"
Posted by John Yunker

In a page borrowed from Apple's playbook, globalization services/software vendor SDL is asking prospects to switch over to SDLX.
What is SDLX? It's a computer-aided translation (CAT) software tool used by translators and agencies to more efficiently and more quickly manage translation. The leader in this space by a long margin is TRADOS.
And, as I written previously, it's not easy to get companies and translation agencies to switch their CAT tools, particularly away from the market leader. That's why I like SDL's new Web-based campaign so much. It poses and answers the types of questions that prospects will naturally ask, like:
- Why switch?
- What companies have swtiched?
- How hard is it to switch?
My only question is will this campaign work as well for SDL as it did for Apple?
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