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Strategic resilience in shifting global markets
Latin America has become an indispensable partner in the global transition, driven by energy innovation, AgTech, and nearshoring. Success in these high-stakes hubs requires turning economic complexity into opportunity through precise, localized communication that speaks the language of local regulations.
Driving global alignment through audio content
Moving beyond simple text translation to high-impact professional dubbing is a critical lever for scaling enterprise knowledge. In global training and engagement, cultural pacing and precise tonal alignment are what transform standard video into an authoritative, native brand experience.
Fueling the AI economy with linguistic assets
High-quality, human-verified multilingual data has become the ultimate bottleneck for culturally fluent AI models. In the evolution of machine learning, specialized data curation and expert linguistic validation are what transform raw content into the high-stakes training assets that power global intelligence.
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Why a Bilingual Staff is No Substitute for Professional Translation Services
There are many benefits to having a bilingual staff, but serving as a replacement for professional translation services is not one of them. Consider these 3 reasons for why your business may need to use the services of a translation agency.
Having staff who speak several languages can make your workplace more diverse, put visitors at their ease, and maybe even save lives if you’re delivering vital services to clients with limited English proficiency. However, fluency in another language is just one requirement for providing translation services. These are some of the advantages of working with a reputable agency.
Ensure quality. Professional translators often have extensive education and experience, and may have certifications in specialized areas such as the legal and medical fields. Plus, unlike working with a single staff member or solo free-lancer, engaging an agency gives you access to a team of experts who complement each other’s capabilities, and examine each other’s work.
Stay updated. Agencies have more resources for keeping up with the latest computer software and industry trends. Your staff member may be relying on what they can remember from their university days.
Save time and money. The time your employee spends on translation is time they’re diverted from their core responsibilities. That’s especially expensive when you’re on a tight deadline, and you realize that it’s taking them much longer than a professional translator to process the same material. Even more critical, if flaws in their translation damage your business reputation or cost you clients, you’ll appreciate that working with a professional agency is the better option.
Keylingo is a business to business translation company that provides timely, accurate and affordable services.
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Technical Translations: Going Back to the Source
When Evansville, Indiana-based Mead Johnson Nutritionals recalled 4.6 million cans of baby formula it was not because the formula inside the can was bad – but rather the translated Spanish formula for mixing with water on the outside of the can was.
According to an Associated Press article in The Savannah Morning News, the company warned that the incorrect instructions could lead to “serious health problems and even death.”
How does this happen, one might ask? It’s more common than you might think. The International System of Units – or SI – is the metric system used in science, industry and medicine. But when a product is marketed and sold to the consumer in the United States, measurements are often converted from the laboratory into the more familiar US standard of pounds, tons, gallons, cups and teaspoons.
The problem begins when these measurements are converted back into metric without going to the original lab-sourced calculation. Since miles and kilometers are not the exact same distance and tablespoons and milliliters are not the exact same volume, rounding up or down when converting from one standard to the other is required. Go back and forth a couple of times, rounding up or down, and the calculation is now nowhere near what the original formula was.
You can get all of that right and still run into other problems in technical translation services that have nothing to do with measurements. A maintenance manual for an HVAC unit might include instructions to loosen bolts, take apart the filter compartment, clean everything with high pressure water, reassemble the compartment and replace the filter. Huh? In this instance, the term “replace” could mean “rinse clean the filter and put it back” – or it could mean “install a new filter.” Going back to the source – the manufacturer – is the only way to be sure.
Avoid your own can of worms: No matter how large or small the project, translations are always a team effort and the customer is an integral part of the team. A good project manager on the translation side of the equation will flag issues and clarify with the customer in advance of sending the document out to the industry expert translator. Conversely, the customer will recognize that a professional translation team periodically needs clarification and the customer will be ready to provide feedback in a timely manner. An open line of communication between customer and translation team ensures that the intent is unambiguous, accurate and on time. That’s why going back to the source is a formula for success in avoiding costly mistakes, embarrassing news stories and sometimes legal liability when translating technical documents. Contact us for a review of your technical document and find out if it needs editing before sending it out for translation.
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Don’t Trust AI: Use Humans at a Translation Company
You might have heard that artificial intelligence is improving. Services like Google Translate make it easy to copy and paste text in a box online and get a full translation in a matter of seconds. Unfortunately, these translations have a reputation for being laughably bad.
But new artificial intelligence has some people reconsidering artificial translation. In November 2016, a new, advanced translation service from Google Translate showed improved translation results in 16 different languages. The new results have understandably impressed people around the world.
Whatever progress artificial translation has made, a recent competition between Human and AI translators shows that artificial intelligence still has a ways to go. The competition pitted professional human translators against three AI translation services. In the competition, all of the entrants had 50 minutes to translate literature and non-literature passages from Korean to English. Two professional translators judged the results, not knowing whether human or machines did the translations.
The results did show some promise for the advanced Google Translate, the highest scoring AI software with a score of 28 out of 60. However, the human professional translators defeated them by a landslide, with 49 out of 60 points.
AI translation services might help laypeople quickly get the gist of a document, but the services still have serious limitations. They miss key slang and proper names, and often they miss even basic grammatical tenses in the translated languages. With more sophisticated types of translation, such as technical science terms and legal documents, the problems grow exponentially. For a strong translation, using a professional, human translator remains the only way to get the job done.
Contact us to receive sophisticated, human done professional translation services in a wide variety of languages.
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Successfully Globalize Your Business with Translation Services
With the internet and social media becoming more popular every day, the physical boundaries of our world start to seem smaller and easier to cross.
Doing business in other countries used to involve expensive phone calls or plane flights, but in our modern world, talking with colleagues over internet voice services and creating a business website and blog is easy and inexpensive.
A globalized world makes it easy for businesses of all sizes to open find clients and sell goods to customers all over the world. But all the world shrinks, the language gap still persists. By 2050, only 5% of people worldwide will speak English as a first language, and about 25% of the population speaks at least some English. To truly reach at least three-quarters of the population, you’ll need to globalize your business in multiple languages.
Business News Daily interviewed translation experts about doing businesses in the global economy. These experts, and we agree with them, say that poor quality language translation will give prospective buyers in that language a less positive view of your services. This is of particular importance if you have a business in a technical or specialized field. To succeed in this type of business, you need to ensure your language sounds professional and correct in other languages.
One of the most important tasks for your business is to identify your target audience.
From there, you can identify the countries your top customers will come from, the languages they speak, and the type of positions or interests these customers have. A professional translator can then translate your business’ website, blog, and other business materials using the technical language and local dialect most used by your base.
Contact us for translation service help that will increase your business’ potential reach and sales around the globe.
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Translation Services in Atlantic Canada
Canada’s East Coast, commonly known as Atlantic Canada, is a great place for many industries to conduct business.
Consisting of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia and the easternmost province of Newfoundland and Labrador, these provinces are thriving in industries such as fishing, oil, science and engineering, and tourism. If you work in one of these industries, the Atlantic provinces are a great place to work or collaborate.
To achieve business success in this part of the country, keep in mind the large number of immigrants and rural population means that many of Atlantic Canada’s residents speak limited or no English. In order to establish a business or work periodically in Atlantic Canada, we recommend Canadian translation services in French and Gaelic.
Many residents in Atlantic Canada, particularly New Brunswick, speak Acadian French, a specific dialect of the French language.
About 9% of New Brunswick residents only speak French. Although similar to the French spoken in Quebec, there are certain key differences in pronunciation and vocabulary. You’ll want to make sure you use the correct Acadian French phrasing when engaging in written and verbal correspondence.
Perhaps surprisingly to many, Gaelic is also spoken by a few thousand people in Atlantic Canada, with the dominant province being Nova Scotia. Many people in Atlantic Canada have strong Scottish and Irish roots, and speak Gaelic as a primary dialect in certain regions to preserve their cultural heritage. A Gaelic translator will show respect for these individuals and help with communication.
Contact us today to hear more. We’d love to learn about your particular translation needs!
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Increasing Chinese Tourism makes California Translation Services Indispensable
As any LA business owner knows, being able to work with both tourists and a diverse local clientele is important. Out of the many demographics to be aware of, though, the rapidly growing importance of being able to cater to Chinese tourists cannot be overstated.
California translation services have never been more important. Check out these astonishing facts about Chinese tourism to California:
Chinese tourists are the fastest growing group of travelers into Los Angeles
With nearly half a million visitors to LA alone in 2012, Chinese tourists far outpace tourism from any other overseas nation – and is growing at a pace of 36% a year. In fact, both LA and China want to improve these already impressive numbers even further – LA has recently opened a second tourism office in China (in Shanghai, to complement the existing one in Beijing), and Chinese actress Gao Yuanyuan has been appointed as the official California tourism ambassador. Expectations are that by the year 2020, over 50 million Chinese tourists will have stayed overnight in Los Angeles.
Chinese tourists spend more than any other foreign travelers: Not only are Chinese tourists the fastest growing visitor demographic, they are also the most lucrative. Chinese tourists spend an average of 35% more compared to other foreign tourists. Being able to effectively capture that revenue stream is extremely important.
China is Los Angeles’ largest trade partner: In addition to tourists, the fact that China is Los Angeles’ largest trade partner means that Chinese business travelers are also a massive market waiting to be tapped. With Governor Jerry Brown’s recent trade missions to China, and former Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s project to expand and modernize LAX’s Tom Bradley international terminal, the number of Chinese business travelers to the Golden State will not taper off any time soon.
Whatever your business specializes in, being able to effectively market to both foreign and a diverse domestic clientele is important to your success.
Contact us today for more information on reliable California translation services.
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