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26 million people in the United States have limited English proficiency (LEP). This population has grown 80% since 1990, and federal courts now process interpretation requests in over 180 languages. Spanish accounts for 96% of federal court interpreting needs, but significant populations speak...

Nearly 26 million Americans have limited English proficiency, and when they walk into a clinic or hospital, language barriers create serious safety risks that lead to healthcare disparities. These patients face significantly higher rates of medical errors and adverse events simply because they...

Social media reaches 5.41 billion people worldwide, representing 65% of the global population. These users spend over 2 hours daily on platforms, forming the largest global target audience available to marketers. Most brands approach global social media marketing with simple translation, but this...

In March 2025, trade disputes triggered a Canadian boycott of American spirits. U.S. alcohol sales in Canada fell by more than 66 percent almost overnight as liquor stores removed American products from their shelves.

Your safety manual needs translation into Spanish by Monday, your budget is stretched thin, and a bilingual employee just volunteered to handle it over the weekend. This scenario plays out in organizations nationwide as they face increasing pressure to support multilingual workforces with shrinking...

It's August, and students across the country are settling into their new school year. As routine takes hold, parent-teacher conferences, IEP meetings, and disciplinary discussions approach.

When safety instructions go unheard, when talented employees quit without warning, when the same preventable accidents keep happening, the root cause often hides in plain sight: communication breakdowns in multilingual workplaces.

When was the last time you worried about your translation vendor accidentally leaking your confidential business plans? If you're like most executives, the answer is probably "never." Here's what's worth considering: translation projects routinely handle your most sensitive content, from legal...

We've all seen this scenario: someone demonstrates how new software can instantly translate any text into dozens of languages with just one click. The room goes quiet, then erupts in excited chatter. "This is incredible!" someone exclaims. "We can reach global markets instantly!"

You've invested thousands (maybe hundreds of thousands) into translating your eLearning courses. Your global workforce is finally getting training in their native languages. But here's the critical question: how do you know it's actually working?