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Oct 28, 2026

Sean HopwoodGUEST
16:21
They know the localization workflows and stuff like that.
Sean HopwoodGUEST
16:23
But whenever they end up speaking to a client, they'll talk about, like, they'll say, oh, we're going to do MTPE and some AI, or we could possibly do AIPE on your project, and we'll do some DTP.
Sean HopwoodGUEST
16:35
Like, hold on a second.
Sean HopwoodGUEST
16:36
Stop using all these acronyms with the client.
Matt SmithGUEST
6:52
You need to know how to hit it.
Matt SmithGUEST
6:54
And it was the same with DTP.
Matt SmithGUEST
6:56
So all those people that didn't have the training or gone through a certain process, the vast majority of those put out work that wasn't very good.
Matt SmithGUEST
7:03
Excuse
Mike SharpHOST
7:04
my ignorance.
Mike SharpHOST
7:05
What is DTP? Sorry, desktop publishing.
Mike SharpHOST
7:08
Ah, okay.
Mike SharpHOST
7:09
Yeah.
Ketan KarkhanisGUEST
21:48
It's like, it's, this is gonna be a very silly example, but I'll just give it anyways.
Ketan KarkhanisGUEST
21:54
For some of your listeners, if you go back way in time, okay, way in time, uh, and I'm gonna so date myself right now, but, uh, uh, it's like, you know, once upon a time when you had to pu- publish a, a document in your company, you had to go to this team called desktop publishing team, a DTP team, and they would format your document, and they would, like, structure it, and then they would print it for you.
Ketan KarkhanisGUEST
22:24
Now I know that sounds bizarre, okay? But that was the case.
Ketan KarkhanisGUEST
22:28
There was the central team which would create and structure all documents.

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