Translation projects require time, attention, and planning. Each project is informed by the information you provide to your Language Service Provider (LSP), including any information you have about the purpose of the document(s), the document(s) themselves, and...
If you’re new to the translation industry, it’s likely that you have questions about translation, translation processes, and everything in-between. That’s great! You should be asking these questions before you decide on an appropriate Language Service Provider (LSP)...
Planning for translation, whether you’re new to translation or not, takes time, energy, and resources. While planning for translation may seem like an overwhelming task, there are processes that make it easier. Creating a Language Access Plan and answering a few...
Translation and localization are often paired together when you’re searching the internet for information on how to start your next translation project. While the two processes have similarities, translation and localization are two different linguistic concepts....
There are many different options for internally reviewing the translated documents provided by your Language Service Provider (LSP). While we put our translations through a rigorous series of translation, editing, proofreading, and quality checking, many different...
