Helping various language groups to communicate more efficiently might seem too ambitious, but that’s exactly what Reverso – Softissimo has been doing successfully the last 10 years.From the first stages of Internet's history, Reverso has developed the first free online high-performance translation service (reverso.net). Since then, along with the development of corporate Intranet websites, Reverso supports big names in managing multilingual communication.
We now have millions of loyal individual users and corporate clients. Despite the popularity our software enjoy, our Research and Development team constantly makes innovation efforts. This way, Reverso is always keeping up with the consumer trends: Web 2.0, Internet tablets, IPhones, voice commands...with the same success ingredients: lexical rigor and accuracy, user-friendly design and browsing experience.
Trained at Ecole Polytechnique (prestigious European Engineering School) and Stanford Graduate School of Business, Théo Hoffenberg is both a serial entrepreneur, and a visionary engineer.
Instead of writing books on the linguistic theories and the foreign languages learning methods, he chose to invest his knowledge in developing high-tech projects and products, designed for the use of the large public (individual users, companies, education).
Some of the fields where he played a pioneering role are: Hugo grammar spelling (provided under Microsoft license for Word); Collins-Online electronic dictionary for general use, Lexibase with Collins dictionaries, high-performance translation software and Intranet Reverso translation tool, languages portal for general use (Reverso.net) providing translation, grammar, dictionary and Conjugator, integrated translation tool and search engine for cross-languages search, integrated translation and voice (recognition and pronunciation), full multimedia resources platform for languages learning: Infolangue,…
He also led more than 10 experimental projects supported by different ministries or by the European Commission. Some of them are: Read-Leaf, Lexitec, Evalda, Freetext, WebCrossling, Infolangue, Linguapro.