We are building a team that is curious, innovative and ambitious – some from the language service background, others from a totally unrelated field. But the common thread that moves us forward is the determination to bring the human back to languages and create an impact through our work. Eager to join our team of talented ‘Humans’?
An epidemic or pandemic requires all nations to join hands and vow to fight the disease together. Hence, ensuring complete accessibility of information is the primary step.
An overview of how multilingual desktop publishing can help global brands in appealing to audiences across various linguistic and cultural groups.
An article explaining the factors that affect medical translation and why working with medical data requires strict adherence to regulations.
We are surrounded by many examples of multilingual desktop publishing. However, not many brands are aware of its process and scope (in terms of marketing).
The benefits of multilingualism go beyond being able to converse across languages and cultures. Multilingual individuals benefit from a healthier brain.
You may be aware of the infamous Kentucky Fried Chicken fiasco in China. Their popular catchphrase “finger-lickin’ good” was mistranslated into “we’ll eat your fingers off” in Mandarin! You can very well imagine what it could have cost the company’s business. It was a very close call, one which may have been avoided with a more credible translation source. Human translation services, however, have the reputation of being expensive. Pricing of translation services depends on a lot of factors, the main one being that the work is being done by humans and not by artificial intelligence.
