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How Open Source Wins Multilingual at Enterprise Scale with Mathias Bolt Lesniak
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In this episode of The Agile Localization Podcast, host Stefan Huyghe is joined by Mathias Bolt Lesniak, Project Ambassador for TYPO3 Association, to unpack how one of Europe’s leading open-source, community-driven CMS platforms delivers enterprise-grade multilingual content at massive scale.
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What You’ll Learn
- How open-source CMS platforms can effectively compete with commercial solutions in handling complex multilingual requirements
- Why core multilingual support matters more than add-on solutions for enterprise-scale implementations
- How to leverage community translation efforts while maintaining professional quality standards
- Why cultural adaptation matters as much as language translation in global content management
- How TYPO3's integration with Crowdin enables efficient management of both public and private translation workflows
Mathias Bolt Lesniak is the Project Ambassador for TYPO3 Association, one of Europe's leading open-source content management systems. With nearly two decades of experience working with TYPO3, he brings vast expertise in multilingual content management and open-source enterprise solutions. As a key figure in the TYPO3 community, Mathias has been instrumental in advancing the platform's localization capabilities, particularly in supporting smaller languages and cultural adaptations.
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