Localization is an essential part of business growth and global reach. Regardless of the size of your company, proper localization ensures that your message gets across to potential customers around the world in a clear and effective manner. Keep reading for four tips on how you can streamline and optimize your translation workflow for maximum impact.
When it comes to the handling of electronically Protected Health Information, the utmost care must be taken in order to adhere to HIPAA regulations regarding privacy and security measures. Here’s how the Terra team handles translation projects containing ePHI.
84% of consumers have made a purchase because of a company’s video. If you look around, it won’t be a surprise that video content is taking over.
Localization is always a complex process and before any localization project can kick off there’s a lot of moving pieces to organize.
Culturalization refers to the process of adapting a product, service, or idea to the cultural norms and values of a specific group or society.
Our world is more global than ever before and companies who want to compete and thrive in a global marketplace need to invest in launches in new markets.
Many global businesses adopt an English-first approach to learning and development (L&D) training for their employees.
Entering a foreign market can be a great move if your goal is to grow your business by reaching new audiences. However, this goal welcomes a unique set of challenges.
In business, it is tempting to try to reach as many potential customers as possible. While broadening your company’s reach is an important goal to pursue, doing so strategically and effectively is important.
When you think about translating your documents or content into different languages, it’s logical to think about Spanish as one of the first languages you’ll want to tackle. Spanish is the second most spoken Language after Chinese.
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