Category: Translation

Inside the language industry: Interview with Tatiana Salaet

This interview marks the start of a new series spotlighting professionals from across the translation, interpreting and localisation landscape. Through these conversations, we want to shine a light on the people behind the profession — their journeys, perspectives and lived experience — and to explore how an industry in constant motion

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Unlocking international success through software localization

In today’s competitive digital landscape, meeting user expectations requires more than just a sleek interface and smooth user experience. To truly captivate your target market, your software must cater to the very specific needs of your target audience on every level. Software localization, often abbreviated

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Translating from English into Spanish: Common challenges

Translating from one language to another requires extensive knowledge of both grammar and culture. Professional translators must know the rules of a language as well as the habits of the people who speak it. However, every language pair presents its own unique difficulties and can

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5 Benefits of Centralizing Your Translation Work

In today’s world, multinational organizations face the ongoing challenge of effective communication across different languages and cultures. One crucial aspect of this challenge is how companies buy and manage translation services. Often, many global companies decide to split the translation of their content among several

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SEO Considerations when translating your website

There are well over 1 billion websites around the world; in fact, the exact number of websites keeps changing every second. With so much competition, how can you make sure your site gets enough visibility? Well-optimized metadata is a fundamental factor, as it helps attract

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Traducciones farmacéuticas

Pharmaceutical translation: why precision can determine a product launch

A clinical trial can take years to generate robust results. A regulatory submission may go through months of assessment. And yet, all that work can be delayed for a reason that rarely makes headlines: a poorly managed pharmaceutical translation. In the pharmaceutical industry, translation is not a last-minute administrative task. It is the link between science, regulation and market access. When it fails, the

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