Terminology for Large Organizations is a consortium of terminologists who promote terminology management as an essential part of corporate identity, content development, content management, and global communications in large organizations.
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Mission Statement
- Provide guidelines and best practices for terminology management.
- Raise awareness about the role of terminology for effective internal and external communications, knowledge transfer, education, risk mitigation, content management, translation and global market presence, particularly in large organizations.
- Represent stakeholders of terminology standards and tools.
- Determine and promote the economic value of managing terminology.
See our full Mission and Charter.
Members
- Hanne Smaadahl (SAP), Chair
- Ana Maria Bertilsson (Axis Communications)
- Sophie Cottier (Hewlett Packard Enterprise)
- Klaus Fleischmann (Kaleidoscope)
- Mats Granström (Interverbum Technology)
- Nadja Hense (Dolby Laboratories)
- Christine Hug (Canadian Government Translation Bureau)
- Niklas Jonsson (Scania)
- Torsten Machert (Congree)
- Michael Mannhardt (Congree)
- Ronan Martin (SAS)
- Caroline Matemba (Fisher & Paykel Healthcare)
- Alan Melby (Brigham Young University)
- Amy Grace O'Brien (Adobe)
- Petr Oklestek (Avaya)
- Kristina Olsson (Axis Communications)
- Palle Petersen (Microsoft)
- Stephanie Piehl (Agilent Technologies)
- Carla Quinn (IBM)
- Belén Rubalcaba (PTC)
- Kara Warburton (Termologic)
- Michael Wetzel (ESTeam)
- Johannes Widmann (Liebherr-International)
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New members welcome
We are currently welcoming new members. If you work in a large organizational setting (public or private), you have some interest in or responsibility for managing terminology, and you would like to contribute to this developing field, please send an email to terminorgs@gmail.com. Please see our Mission and Charter for more information on our mandate.
TBX-Basic
TerminOrgs maintains the TBX-Basic specification. A new version is under development in 2024.