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What if you could more effectively reach 43 million US residents? Would that effort generate more revenue for your company?

Running a multinational company successfully involves a whole lot more than opening new offices, hiring new team members overseas, and optimizing your website to reflect your global reach. It also involves establishing and maintaining effective internal communication throughout your locations...

With the vast opportunities of the internet-era, many people are missing out by casting a net that is too wide.

Every business, regardless of size, should be considering the bigger picture of attracting an international clientele rather than limiting their website and product to a US-based audience only. As your company grows—and isn’t that the goal?—so too will the demand from your customers, which is...

In 2015, the Census Bureau reported that the United States was home to 63.2 million non-English speaking residents and that areas, such as the Bronx and Miami, actually have a higher percentage of people who do not speak English. These numbers hold major significance for many business owners as...

When people want to know more about a product or service, their first instinct is to go online and visit the company’s website. On the site, they will find everything from the company’s brand story to a gallery of the products they sell, typically accompanied by descriptions.

It’s rare to find a manufacturer who has no ambitions to sell their products on a global scale. Global expansion is the natural next step once you’ve had success in the local market. It’s also a bold move for manufacturers who want to step outside their comfort zone and discover possibilities...

Certified translation for manufacturing clients relies very heavily on proven quality management systems. Typically, manufacturers have strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) relative to all aspects of their production workflows, including translation.

Telephonic Interpretation (TI) services are used in a variety of industries from healthcare to the legal field, to emergency rooms and call centers, and even Human Resources (HR) departments in corporations.

The first thing companies typically do when faced with a translation need is to look to internal resources. That seems like a logical thing to do but over the years we have discovered that the use of internal resources typically leads to inconsistent translation, missed opportunities for...