The business landscape continues to shift into an emerging global economy. The most powerful and cost-effective channel to reach an international audience is through a company’s website. A multilingual website is (…)

As part of Terra’s ongoing commitment to improving the translation industry, our Human Resources Manager, Natalia Quintás, will be sharing her expertise at the second Translation Industry Conference in Latin America (…)

The Los Angeles chapter of Women in Localization saw its beginnings at the end of April of 2019 with the forming of the management team, composed by Kristy Sakai, Sue Bolton, Nora Snee, Nika Allahverdi and Marina Ilari (…)

The project management process is where Language Service Providers (LSPs) can offer the most value. Project management involves managing resources strategically and efficiently. The goal is to ensure that tasks can be (…)

As a female-owned company, we feel a responsibility to support women’s careers and initiatives. Which is why we could not be more proud of Terra’s CEO Marina Ilari for her participation in Women in Localization (W.L.) (…)

The heart of every translation or localization project is communication. Key to this complex flow of information between clients and translators is the Account Manager (AM). As the liaison between the client, the Project Managers (…)

The greatest benefit of using a translation company over Google Translate or freelancers is the superior quality of work. This is due to the systematic process and additional oversight put in place by the Language Service (…)

The number of people employed in the translation and interpretation industry has doubled in the past seven years according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor. Many of those professionals work for companies (…)

Female entrepreneurship is on the rise. In fact, over the past 20 years, the number of women-owned firms has increased 114 percent according to the annual State of Women-Owned Businesses report. In the U.S., firms owned (…)