From public relations firms to advertising agencies to healthcare facilities, all types of businesses can reap these five benefits if they transcribe their brainstorming sessions.
Read moreThere is an enormous amount of small, but very significant details that go into launching an international email campaign. When translating and adopting your emails, you'll need to factor in language, culture, and geographic location.
Read moreWhen preparing a document for translation, every detail counts, from the font you choose to the spacing of the text.
Read moreTo understand when and why a certified translation might be necessary, it's important to have a good grasp of the differences between certified and non-certified translations.
Read moreSince the use of vague terminology can lead to confusion or misrepresentation of just how skilled an individual really is in a language, it's important for professional translators and interpreters to have working definitions for the various levels of language proficiency.
Read moreIn every stage of a clinical trial, from pre-trial consultation with potential test subjects to the compilation of reports on the trial's results, professional medical translation can help simplify the process for researchers, test subjects and doctors alike.
Read moreThe translation of acronyms presents unique challenges to translators, who are often charged with the tricky task of piecing together both well-known and unfamiliar abbreviations in a way that readers will understand.
Read moreThese four tips will reveal how to catch an international traveler's eye.
Read moreOrganizations around the world can benefit from professional brochure translation. If you're not yet taking advantage of this service, now is a great time to start.
Read moreWhether marketing a new product, sharing accolades, or announcing the appointment of a new CEO, it's just good practice to translate your company's press releases.
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