On Tuesday November 19th, 2019, Terra Translations’ Project Manager Gabriela Lucero represented our organization at a breakfast hosted by MSF (Doctors without Borders). The purpose of the event was to introduce (…)

On Saturday, November 16th, Terra Translations’ staff enjoyed an exciting afternoon engaged in a series of team building activities at the amazing facilities of the

On November 19th, 2019 the Argentina Chapter of Women in Localization (WIL) hosted a gathering of working professionals and translation students in Belgrano, Buenos Aires. Around thirty women attended the event (…)

If The Terra Times were in the press tonight, no doubt the front page would be devoted to the event we were all waiting for: Terra’s annual dinner. On Saturday, November 16, Terra Translations’ in-house team and vendors (…)

Typically, when someone thinks of a style guide they view it as a means to maintain a consistent content style. What some international businesses may not realize is that you can create a translation style guide. This (…)

There is no denying that reaching high quality translation goals is a team effort. Project managers, translators, editors, and proofreaders all come together to help a translation project succeed. But sometimes there can be (…)

As the official language of 21 countries, Spanish continues to evolve and establish itself as a globalized language. There are currently 577,256,327 Spanish speakers in the world according to a 2018 report from the Spanish (…)

The development of artificial intelligence is not only changing industrial processes but also the translation workflow as we know it. In the localization industry, the use of powerful engines to produce machine translation (…)

One of the highlights of CLINT 2019 (Congreso Latinoamericano de la Industria de la Traducción) was the session of Natalia Quintás, our Human Resources Manager. She led an in-depth session on how to manage (…)