TechEd 06: Telefonica and WCF Innovation (Spanish-English)
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Javier Martinez is a research developer for Spain's telecom giant Telefonica. He and team developed a WCF-based router configuration system used to set millions of routers remotely over a custom WCF channel they created. Javier and team have done some
really innovative work with both WCF and WF. Watch the video to learn exactly what this means...
Our own Catherine Heller conducts the interview with me, which is done in both English and Spanish. This is a new way of doing multi-lingual interviews on Channel 9: Real-time conversations do not include subtitles running below people's heads (at least not any I've been in), but they often contain real-time translation by a person who speaks the languages spoken in the interview. I'm experimenting with this approach and you will see more of these types of interviews from TechEd Europe 2006.
Stay tuned for Dutch, German, Croatian and more Spanish interviews from TechEd 06, all with real-time English translation by a human taking part in the conversation.
Our own Catherine Heller conducts the interview with me, which is done in both English and Spanish. This is a new way of doing multi-lingual interviews on Channel 9: Real-time conversations do not include subtitles running below people's heads (at least not any I've been in), but they often contain real-time translation by a person who speaks the languages spoken in the interview. I'm experimenting with this approach and you will see more of these types of interviews from TechEd Europe 2006.
Stay tuned for Dutch, German, Croatian and more Spanish interviews from TechEd 06, all with real-time English translation by a human taking part in the conversation.
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Cool to hear that... Did my greetings reach you? I asked a guy from MS Austria to greet you, if he gets the chance to chat with you.
I did sign a few 9 Guys, though. That was cool! Even though I spend most of the time behind the camera, people did in fact recognize me
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Welcome to the world of a celebrity
Sad they didn't greet you...
Fantástica entrevista Javier por fin se escucha Español en channel9
Un Saludo. y Gracias.ElQuintero.net
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