Businesseses and commercial organizations are well known for their focus on bottom lines. That’s what makes them commercial (and not non-profits). So expenditures of resources are often evaluated in light of their ability to help secure more business. When it comes to translation services how exactly can translation services help companies get more business and […]
If your commercial organization prepares elearning materials and is considering translation of elearning materials into a new language, the calculation of the value of this effort is something that will presumably be implicitly or explicitly made. A few value related data points follow: The global eLearning market will reach $325 billion By 2025 Comprehensive training […]
Consumers of document translation services are increasingly aware that some translation services use automated technologies such as machine translation. Other translation service providers (including our company) adhere strictly to the more traditional tried-and-true method of assigning native speaking human linguists. Given a choice between the two, would any informed person prefer machine translation over human […]
Translation of Adobe InDesign documents are among the favorite projects we undertake. InDesign translation projects require both language and advanced InDesign formatting skills. Some InDesign translation projects can be especially large and complex. This week saw the completion of a sizable InDesign translation project that was performed over a period of 5 weeks. Some descriptive […]
Most all document translation projects that come to us arrive in electronic files of some type. The text might be associated with a website, instructional materials, or somehow not strictly tied to a stand-alone document in its final form. Collectively virtually all translation project are performed within the structure of a document file regardless of […]
What should a translation company client expect when they hire an organization to translate text for elearning materials? Is there a difference between what’s expected and what they actually receive? In our experience clients should expect the following: A defined procedure, including quality assurance checks, in the translation process. Qualified native speaking professional linguists assigned […]
