Category: Corporate

Bridging Learning Gaps through E-Learning Localization

Reach Your Widest Audience Through E-Learning Localization

April 24, 2024

In recent years, education and corporate training have moved from in-person to online settings. In recent years, education and corporate training have shifted from in-person to online settings. This change is driven by the desire for education to be accessible to learners from various locations, time zones, and languages. Bridging…

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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About Website Localization

December 5, 2023

  If you go to 100 different web pages about localization, you’ll likely find 100 different definitions. Companies are naturally going to lean towards interpretations that are relevant to their business (and we’re no exception).  We like the definition pictured above. It’s simple and, most of all, accurate.  But the…

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The Definitive Guide to Conference Interpreting

June 6, 2023

Large events such as conferences take extreme coordination and preparation to be successful. This can increase dramatically when conference interpreting services are needed to serve a multilingual audience. To ensure a smooth and successful event, preparation for interpreter services should be part of your event planning process. No matter how excellent your…

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How Ted Lasso Highlights the Need for Localization

July 22, 2021

  Everyone’s favorite football coach turned futbol “coach” is back! Jason Sudeikis stars in Season 2 of Ted Lasso, the Apple TV+ hit about a “fish out of water” midwestern football coach who has been hired to coach an English Premier League soccer team. The only thing Ted Lasso loves…

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How KFC Leverages Local Flavors Worldwide Through Localization

September 24, 2019

PC 1 – “A Cyberpunk-style KFC restaurant in Guangzhou” More companies are connecting with consumers on a global level. According to Harvard Business Review [1], “the typical Western approach to foreign expansion [has been] to try to sell core products or services pretty much as they’ve always been sold in…

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