- Which departments usually drive terminology management efforts
- How companies approach suggesting, approving, and enforcing the use of new words and phrases
- How companies resource their terminology management efforts
- What tools and technology are used to help automate terminology management
- What challenges and pain points companies face in this regard
- How sophisticated they view their approach to terminology management to be
Acrolinx report highlights the need for a more sophisticated approach to terminology management
"Large organizations often have hundreds, if not thousands, of unique words and phrases that they use to describe themselves and the way that they do business," says Dr. Andrew Bredenkamp, CEO, Founder, and Chairman of Acrolinx. "Ensuring that those words and phrases are used correctly is critical to maintaining their brand voice, ensuring that their content is credible and authoritative, and avoiding the kind of confusion that can erode brands over time."
The report helps to dispel the conventional wisdom that terminology management is only of interest to technical documentation teams and only done for translation purposes. It also helps cast a light on industry best practices around terminology management, including: