Why should you attend a SDL Trados Roadshow in 2020? Here are our top 4 reasons! The ever popular SDL Trados Roadshow is returning this spring and coming to 16 cities across Europe and North America. So, why should you attend a SDL Trados Roadshow in 2020? We think you can’t afford not to! Here are our top 4 reasons why you simply can’t miss out this year: 1. Translation industry insights (plus, what’s to come in 2020 and beyond!) With the world becoming increasingly interconnected, the global language services market has seen rapid growth. Over the last ten years the market has doubled in size, forecasted to reach 56.18 billion U.S. dollars by 2021, which means we are all part of a vibrant and evolving industry. Throughout the morning, we will share the latest industry insights and how you can apply these findings to your business.   You’ll hear it here first! Roadshow attendees are always privy to any exclusive SDL Trados news and developments. 2. FREE SDL Trados Studio accredited training – learn new skills and update your existing knowledge After lunch, the SDL Trados Roadshow shifts focus from presentations to training sessions, giving you the chance to learn more about the new features and updates in SDL Trados Studio 2019.  Put simply, this is a fantastic opportunity to learn new skills or update your existing knowledge. Whatever your level of experience, there is a training session for you. On-site training and support is also provided, as well as fun social games to break the ice and get everyone talking. 3. Networking, networking, networking Do not underestimate the value of networking. Attendees at our roadshow events are able to mingle with hundreds of other translation enthusiasts; agencies, corporate language departments and freelancers - giving you a unique opportunity to network with people from across the whole of the translation supply chain. 4. Roadshow offer – ‘seriously… how much is that discount?!’ All event attendees will be able to get a special ‘Roadshow Discount’ of 40% off new SDL Trados Studio 2019 Freelance licenses. An opportunity not to be missed! Published on 2020 February 20 The script of machine translation is modified by Siqing Wang (ZhongShan University)