Measuring Content Quality with Error Typology: Step by Step Guide

Error Typology is a venerable evaluation method for content quality. In this blog post Kirill Soloviev describes how to use it.

Author
kirill-soloviev

Kirill Soloviev is the co-founder & Head of Product at ContentQuo, an Eastern Europe based technology startup on a mission to help translation buyers and their translation vendors collaborate transparently on delivering higher quality, more efficient multilingual content to their ultimate end users and readers. Kirill has a diverse 13+ year background in the Localization industry spanning a variety of perspectives (corporate localization department, LSP, and freelance) and disciplines (language & terminology, projects & programs, engineering, and leadership). Before the startup, he’s been serving as a Global Director of Localization at Acronis, a leading independent software vendor in the data protection & disaster recovery space, as well as a number of other localization management and software engineering roles.

Related Articles
05/03/2020
It's now possible for DQF users on SDL Trados Studio to send metadata-only and still be able to generate detailed quality evaluation reports on the DQF Dashboard.
03/03/2020
Data are the key to process improvements, quality control, and automation, and they can be collected in a GDPR-compliant way. Learn how TAUS DQF treats your personal data.
25/02/2020
What is quality assurance? How can you do translation quality assurance in the most efficient and data-oriented way?