Air Force picks Transparent Language

January 4, 2007

NH Business Review Staff,

Products by Transparent Language, a Nashua-based developer of language learning solutions, have been chosen by the US Air Force for use in training officers.

The deal involves Transparent Language’s CL-150 Technology Matrix for Critical Languages and includes an enterprise-wide license and an annual contract for maintenance and upgrades.

The financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

The application suite is designed to support the teaching and learning of languages of national security interest, including Arabic, Russian and Chinese, in a variety of settings. — CINDY KIBBE

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