Translation

Legal translation can make or break your startup’s international growth. If you have decided to enter a new market, you shall be ready to face their legal system as well. A professional translation service can facilitate time-to-market and save you millions preventing an involuntary breach of other country’s requirements.

The need for quality technical translation is experiencing a surge recently as it is one of the most sought-after services after legal translation in most of the European countries. Accuracy, clearness, and simplicity are some of the terms that define quality for this type of translation services.

From their very inception, startups have to think about their approach to global markets and expanding their products to reach cultures and languages they may be unfamiliar with. An essential part of ensuring that your startups global strategy succeeds is getting your website translation right. Translation and localization are the first step into reaching your global audience—by communicating with them in a language they understand. So, here are 5 tips to help you out translating your website.

Neural Machine Translation (NMT) is a paradigm that is going to change machine translation and shape the future of the translation industry. Despite the impressive results NMT shows, it still has constraints preventing it to be a viable option for the translation of all types of content.

Accurate translation into even one foreign language can boost your startup’s growth and facilitate global expansion. Adopting a 3-step quality management strategy that focuses on the processes prior to, during, and after the translation will ensure high linguistic quality. Here is how it works.

Observers often think that the hardest part of founding a startup is coming up with a groundbreaking idea. While that is certainly no easy task, once you’ve got your idea, building a company around it and finding a way to share it with the world can feel like you’re climbing up a mountain with no end in sight.