It’s official remote 1st working creates sensational results say Guildhawk

Creating 3 new AI-powered translation technologies was an instant bonus Guildhawk took from remote working. Increasing staff wellbeing and productivity and being able to invest more into the company’s Innovate UK backed partnership with Sheffield Hallam University was an unexpected win.

An exclusive insight into how the company did this, comparing models and research are announced in an article by Claire Brown, Head of Operations. The article is available here.

In the article, Claire tells how the Queens Award winning, woman owned language technology company reduced office space and reinvested rent money into people and new R&D. This included enrolling staff into online courses at Harvard Business School and launching Guildhawk Aided, a new secure machine translation software to help customers.

Guildhawk’s new hybrid working model did result in teams across the globe working in new collaborative ways. And in more creative places very different to an office. Creating virtual human avatars in green screen studios and producing multilingual training videos are now part of the ‘new normal’ at Guildhawk. Meanwhile, the company’s long-standing support for artists and musicians also increased through a partnership with the world famous British bandleader Alex Mendham.

To learn more about Guildhawk’s research into remote first hybrid working and the latest multilingual AI innovations please contact Guildhawk today via their website or email [email protected].

LEARN MORE ABOUT GUILDHAWK AND THEIR PARTNERS

Guildhawk was established in 2001 by the British Lithuanian entreprenuer and software coder Jurga Zilinskiene MBE. The company is female owned and in 2019 was honoured by Quuen Elizabeth II with the Queen’s Award for International Trade.

Sheffield Hallam University (SHU) is the academic partner with Guildhawk in the Innovate UK backed Knowledge Transfer Partnership. SHU appointed CEO Jurga Zilinskiene are their Entreprenuer-in-Residence.