AD VERBUM exhibiting at MSPO 2026 (Kielce)

AD VERBUM is exhibiting at MSPO 2026 in Kielce, the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition and the largest defence trade fair in Central and Eastern Europe. Come and meet our team to discuss language strategy for regulated and high-security environments.

At the stand, professionals can see how AD VERBUM delivers AI+HUMAN translation workflows built for accuracy, consistency, and compliance in sensitive operational contexts. Our processes are supported by certified quality management systems and translation standards, including ISO 9001, ISO 17100, ISO 27001, ISO 18587, ISO 13485, HIPAA, GDPR, and AQAP 2110, designed to meet the requirements of governmental, defence, and security-sector stakeholders. AI speed, certified human quality, backed by audit-ready frameworks.

Two things to see up close at the event. Defence Monitor gives defence and security teams a focused view of all published tenders across EEA. Our LangOps system runs the operational layer behind every project, connecting terminology governance, translation memory, and controlled language into one managed workflow so multilingual delivery stays consistent across markets and cross-border operations.

Come by and let's talk through how we handle your translations securely:

• Operational and technical documentation: user manuals, technical specifications, maintenance documentation, system interfaces

• Monitoring of EEA tenders via our Defence Monitor

• Procurement and tender documentation: RFPs, compliance matrices, contractual documentation

• Regulatory and compliance content: certifications, conformity documentation, safety and risk assessments

• Training and instructional materials: field manuals, eLearning modules, SOPs

• Cybersecurity and data protection documentation: policies, procedures, incident reports

• Crisis communication and public sector materials

• And more...

  
  

Meet AD VERBUM at MSPO to explore how we support multilingual delivery for defence contractors, security technology providers, public authorities, and law enforcement agencies, including terminology governance, controlled language implementation, secure translation environments, and translation memory management for cross-border operational consistency.