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      Loquatics connects language service providers, localization tools, and the latest technologies without being tied to any specific vendor, ensuring tailored solutions for clients. This commitment to independence is why Loquatics promotes the academic exchange of knowledge in the field through activities like organizing workshops and sharing insights and experiences, as attempted here with this section.

       
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      Loquatics is Daniel Finck’s business pseudonym as independent consultant for software localization. Drawing from years of experience managing complex, large-scale localization projects in the games industry, Daniel created Loquatics in 2015 to offer specialized services that address the multifaceted challenges of global content adaptation. Utilizing advanced tools and technologies, his consultancy is focused on efficiency and precision in multilingual content delivery across platforms and content types.

      Daniel delivers tailored solutions that align with the unique needs of each client, leveraging his deep understanding of popular content and translation management systems. As an independent expert, he is committed to driving innovation and optimizing processes, ensuring that businesses can effectively navigate the localization landscape in order for their apps and games to reach their target markets.

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      In today’s endless ocean of language services and solutions, deciding for the right candidate has become challenging for localization project owners. Despite the numerous choices available, the similarity in features offered by competitors, all promising comprehensive solutions for any localization need, complicates the decision making.

      Some software has been around for decades and has undergone significant transformations — transitioning from client-based to cloud-based, introducing internal marketplaces, integrating machine translation, and so on. And although these tools might excel in certain aspects, they may have been less successful in other crucial elements of the process. It is tough to keep track of these developments, and even harder to notice them when under pressure due to impending deadlines that require tooling upgrades.

      If a time-consuming trial-and-error process isn’t an option, or if resources are better spent elsewhere, Loquatics is here to assist. With years of experience as a localization manager and engineer, Daniel has navigated a wide array of tools, applying them in different contexts while tackling both common and uncommon roadblocks. This background provides deep insight into the strengths of each tool and, perhaps more importantly, their weeknesses.

      Loquatics is not bound to any specific software or service, allowing for recommendations based purely on what your content really needs and what not.

      Creating a solution that naturally integrates into your existing infrastructure is paramount for a successful l10n setup. That’s why Loquatics’ approach to custom CMS, TMS, and PMS integrations is centered on fluency and native harmonization. The target solution will not only blend seamlessly with your current system but also amplify its effectiveness without interrupting ongoing processes — a symbiotic addition that all departments can gain from.

      Recognizing that your teams are already employing multiple platforms and software, we remain judicious about introducing new elements into your digital ecosystem. Instead of loading up additional platforms with overlapping functions, our focus will be on fully harnessing the potential of your existing ones. The principle is to favor adaption over imposing, minimizing the learning curve while simultaneously optimizing workflow efficiency.

      Localization initiatives performed by Loquatics have three core principles: maintaining content ownership, ensuring technical flexibility, and keeping resource independence. 

      By integrating external partners into agile workflows and delivering optimal visibility for project management, localization initiatives can increase productivity and reduce linguistic inconsistencies. Loquatics recommends establishing open yet controlled collaboration environments, which invites contributions from all corners but never at the expense of quality or your brand’s unique voice.

      The slogan ‘Your Content, Your Rules,’ is an expression of that sentiment with which Loquatics builds a localization infrastructure that ensures you are in the driving seat but without the customary hassles of steering. It is the consultancy’s responsibility not just to set up mechanisms that work technically, but also to ensure they fit organically into your interdepartmental workflows.

      Building and maintaining your own remote team offers unparalleled benefits, the foremost being superior quality control. Even if your team doesn’t cover all your translation needs, having your own language specialists cross-checking work allows you to provide vendors with precise feedback on your expectations. This direct involvement in the translation process ensures that your brand’s voice and message remain consistent across all languages and markets.

      A remote team also presents a unique opportunity to tap directly into your target market. By having native speakers on your team, you gain insights into local customs, seasonal opportunities, and cultural nuances. These team members can proactively alert you to country-specific holidays or cultural events, enabling you to tailor your marketing efforts to resonate more deeply with your audience.

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      manager · Engineer · consultant

      +49 (0) 30 54871960

      dfinck@loquatics.com

      loquatics.com

      linkedin.com/in/dfinck/

      Berlin, Germany

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      Loquatics connects language service providers, localization tools, and the latest technologies without being tied to any specific vendor, ensuring tailored solutions for clients. This commitment to independence is why Loquatics promotes the academic exchange of knowledge in the field through activities like organizing workshops and sharing insights and experiences, as attempted here with this section.

       
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      Who is Loquatics?
      LOCALIZATION WORKFLOWS FOR CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT
      ADVISORY ON LANGUAGE & CONTENT MANAGEMENT TOOLS​​
      CUSTOM CMS, TMS & PMS INTEGRATIONS
      INDEPENDENT FREELANCE REMOTE TEAMS - SETUP, TRAINING & MANAGEMENT
      Projects

      Loquatics is Daniel Finck’s business pseudonym as independent consultant for software localization. Drawing from years of experience managing complex, large-scale localization projects in the games industry, Daniel created Loquatics in 2015 to offer specialized services that address the multifaceted challenges of global content adaptation. Utilizing advanced tools and technologies, his consultancy is focused on efficiency and precision in multilingual content delivery across platforms and content types.

      Daniel delivers tailored solutions that align with the unique needs of each client, leveraging his deep understanding of popular content and translation management systems. As an independent expert, he is committed to driving innovation and optimizing processes, ensuring that businesses can effectively navigate the localization landscape in order for their apps and games to reach their target markets.

      Tab Item Content

      In today’s endless ocean of language services and solutions, deciding for the right candidate has become challenging for localization project owners. Despite the numerous choices available, the similarity in features offered by competitors, all promising comprehensive solutions for any localization need, complicates the decision making.

      Some software has been around for decades and has undergone significant transformations — transitioning from client-based to cloud-based, introducing internal marketplaces, integrating machine translation, and so on. And although these tools might excel in certain aspects, they may have been less successful in other crucial elements of the process. It is tough to keep track of these developments, and even harder to notice them when under pressure due to impending deadlines that require tooling upgrades.

      If a time-consuming trial-and-error process isn’t an option, or if resources are better spent elsewhere, Loquatics is here to assist. With years of experience as a localization manager and engineer, Daniel has navigated a wide array of tools, applying them in different contexts while tackling both common and uncommon roadblocks. This background provides deep insight into the strengths of each tool and, perhaps more importantly, their weeknesses.

      Loquatics is not bound to any specific software or service, allowing for recommendations based purely on what your content really needs and what not.

      Creating a solution that naturally integrates into your existing infrastructure is paramount for a successful l10n setup. That’s why Loquatics’ approach to custom CMS, TMS, and PMS integrations is centered on fluency and native harmonization. The target solution will not only blend seamlessly with your current system but also amplify its effectiveness without interrupting ongoing processes — a symbiotic addition that all departments can gain from.

      Recognizing that your teams are already employing multiple platforms and software, we remain judicious about introducing new elements into your digital ecosystem. Instead of loading up additional platforms with overlapping functions, our focus will be on fully harnessing the potential of your existing ones. The principle is to favor adaption over imposing, minimizing the learning curve while simultaneously optimizing workflow efficiency.

      Localization initiatives performed by Loquatics have three core principles: maintaining content ownership, ensuring technical flexibility, and keeping resource independence. 

      By integrating external partners into agile workflows and delivering optimal visibility for project management, localization initiatives can increase productivity and reduce linguistic inconsistencies. Loquatics recommends establishing open yet controlled collaboration environments, which invites contributions from all corners but never at the expense of quality or your brand’s unique voice.

      The slogan ‘Your Content, Your Rules,’ is an expression of that sentiment with which Loquatics builds a localization infrastructure that ensures you are in the driving seat but without the customary hassles of steering. It is the consultancy’s responsibility not just to set up mechanisms that work technically, but also to ensure they fit organically into your interdepartmental workflows.

      Building and maintaining your own remote team offers unparalleled benefits, the foremost being superior quality control. Even if your team doesn’t cover all your translation needs, having your own language specialists cross-checking work allows you to provide vendors with precise feedback on your expectations. This direct involvement in the translation process ensures that your brand’s voice and message remain consistent across all languages and markets.

      A remote team also presents a unique opportunity to tap directly into your target market. By having native speakers on your team, you gain insights into local customs, seasonal opportunities, and cultural nuances. These team members can proactively alert you to country-specific holidays or cultural events, enabling you to tailor your marketing efforts to resonate more deeply with your audience.

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      DANIEL FINCK

      localization

      manager · Engineer · consultant

      +49 (0) 30 54871960

      dfinck@loquatics.com

      loquatics.com

      linkedin.com/in/dfinck/

      Berlin, Germany

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