Corporate Communication Archives - Page 4 of 11

The Impact of Translation Services on the Manufacturing Supply Chain

Translation services are more than just a tool – they’re a vital cog in the supply chain. From facilitating clear communication to fostering international relationships, translation services streamline the supply chain process, leading to improved efficiency and productivity. As businesses continue to expand internationally, the role of translation services, enhanced by AI and machine learning, is set to become even more critical.

The ADA and EAA: Impact on the E-Learning and Translation Industries

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and European Accessibility Act (EAA) in the European Union have been enacted to ensure equal access to digital content, including e-learning and translation platforms. This article explores the potential ramifications of these acts on both industries.

Breaking Barriers in E-Learning -The Crucial Role of Translation, Localization, and Accessibility

It’s crucial to ensure that our e-learning platforms are inclusive and accessible to all, regardless of language, location, or disability. This is where the strategic roles of translation, localization, and adherence to accessibility guidelines come into play.

Adapting E-Learning Content for Global Markets: The Key to Success

Adapting e-learning content for global markets requires a very specific skillset. Here are the keys to success.

The Art of Subtitles: Enhancing E-Learning Videos for a Multilingual Audience

By adding subtitles to e-learning videos in multiple languages, educators can enhance comprehension, promote inclusivity, and accommodate learners with varying language proficiencies. Our article will explore the numerous benefits of properly employing subtitling as a powerful localization technique in e-learning.

How to Choose the Right Translation Agency for Your International E-Commerce Project

Expanding your e-commerce biz globally? Choose the right translation agency! This article discusses the key factors to consider.

Cultural and Linguistic IQ in Business: A Definition

In today’s globalized economy, cultural and linguistic IQ in business is increasingly important for success. This article defines the terms and describes how a high level of CQ and LQ can help businesses build strong relationships with clients, partners, and customers from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

Cultural and Linguistic IQ

TrueLanguage doesn’t seek out awards, but our work has been recognized with the Up City Local Excellence Awards for many years running, and we’re accredited by ANAB, have received our ISO 9001 Certifications, and are a language services provider for the US Government. In this video, we show a small sampling of the accolades and testimonials we’ve received from our valued clients. You’ll see that TrueLanguage can be your partner in breaking down language barriers and communicating your vision around the globe.

Transcreation: The Art of Creative Translation

It is not enough to simply translate a message from one language to another – the message must also resonate with the cultural nuances of the target audience. Transcreation ensures that the message is not only accurately conveyed but also culturally appropriate. Read on to learn the difference between transcreation and translation.