Autodesk University Brazil 2012 — B2C Launch Session
A specific session within a larger event — not the whole event.
▶ QUICK SUMMARY
Alex Barros interpreted a B2C Autodesk product launch session within Autodesk University Brazil 2012 — an event held on October 9, 2012 at the Sheraton WTC São Paulo, themed "Learn, Connect, Explore" with more than 150 talks. The documented engagement refers to this specific session, not the entire event.
A launch session within the event
lingo worked on a specific Autodesk product launch workshop, of B2C nature, within Autodesk University Brazil 2012. Alex Barros's engagement refers to this session, not interpretation of the entire event.
Alex Barros worked as a human simultaneous interpreter in the English-Portuguese pair. The documented record doesn't identify specific products presented, session speakers, or the exact number of people who followed the interpretation — only the B2C nature of the session and the language pair worked.
The event's public context
According to press coverage from September 2012, Autodesk University Brazil 2012 was announced for October 9, 2012, at the Sheraton WTC, in São Paulo, themed "Learn, Connect, Explore." The program announced more than 150 talks and an expectation of more than 1,800 attendees for the full event.
Sectors represented among speakers included entertainment, energy, oil and gas, architecture and construction, civil engineering, manufacturing and heavy industry. This was the second edition of Autodesk University in Brazil — the first took place in 2011, at Expo Center Norte.
The date, venue, theme, program and attendance expectation describe the larger event. They don't identify the exact content or audience of the specific session interpreted by Alex Barros — the 1,800+ attendee figure was the published expectation for the full event, not a confirmed count for the session itself.
Frequently asked questions
Did Alex Barros interpret all of Autodesk University Brazil 2012?+
No. The documented engagement corresponds to a specific Autodesk product launch workshop, of B2C nature, within the event.
What was the language pair and type of interpretation?+
Alex Barros worked as a human simultaneous interpreter in the English-Portuguese pair.
Were the 1,800+ attendees the audience for the interpreted session?+
No. That figure was the published expectation for the full event. There's no confirmed attendance count for the session interpreted by Alex Barros.
Where and when was the event?+
October 9, 2012, at the Sheraton WTC, in São Paulo — the second edition of Autodesk University in Brazil.
Does the interpreter sign an NDA for product launch sessions?+
It depends on the content — for launches with confidential information ahead of public disclosure, lingo signs a bilateral NDA before the service begins.
Need an interpreter for a product launch session?
Tell lingo the format and languages involved.
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