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Use Case
Recurring company-wide meetings
Audience
Multilingual Workforce
Languages
English German French
Summary
An international organization with a multinational workforce brings employees together for its biggest company meetings — the ones where people from across the organization all come together in one room. Finding a single language every participant was fluent in was always a challenge, both because the company is part of an international group and because its workforce spans many nationalities. The company now uses KUDO AI to translate whatever language the presenter is speaking into the language each viewer is strongest in, removing the barrier that used to stand in the way of these meetings.
The Challenge
As part of an international group, and with a workforce spanning many nationalities, the company could rarely count on everyone in a meeting sharing a common language. This showed up most at the company’s bigger meetings — the ones bringing together people from across the organization — where English, German, and French were all in regular use, but not necessarily spoken fluently by everyone in the room.
The company needed:
- A way to run company-wide meetings without forcing a single language choice that would leave some participants less able to follow
- Support for English, German, and French, the languages most commonly used at these meetings
- A solution that let presenters speak naturally in their own language while every participant understood in theirs
Services Provided
Representative | International Organization
The Solution
With KUDO AI, the company no longer needs everyone in a meeting to share a common language. A presenter speaks in their own language, and KUDO translates it into the language each viewer is strongest in — removing the barrier that used to complicate the company’s biggest gatherings. This has been particularly valuable for the meetings where the whole company comes together, where English, German, and French are all in regular use side by side.
