In an ideal world we would always get what we want when we want it for the best price at the best possible quality.
In the construction and manufacturing industries, the presence of native Spanish-speaking workers has been steadily increasing in the United States.
It’s always important to keep budget top of mind when planning a translation or localization project and it’s equally important to understand how pricing for these types of projects work.
We have previously covered why culturalization is often necessary to unlock global success for brands and product launches in new markets. Now let’s analyze whether this strategy has an actual impact on ROI.
Long gone are the days where your whole life revolves around your commute to work or school. Many people can choose where they want to live and can work remotely.
In today’s global marketplace, businesses that are looking to expand on a global scale must carefully consider their communication strategies.
Localization projects are big undertakings, but they can really help your products stand out in a new target market. Finding the right localization partner can make the whole process easier and more effective.
Localization is always a complex process and before any localization project can kick off there’s a lot of moving pieces to organize.
Technology touches virtually every area of our lives, including how we learn. Which is why it’s no surprise that Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) is rising in popularity.
Working as a localization project manager requires a unique set of skills. Let’s take a closer look at the three most important aspects of localization project management to better understand where these skills come into play.
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