Business Challenges

It is estimated that between 60%-70% of the effort of a typical localization project is consumed by direct translation and related tasks. The remaining effort covers a complex of activities from file preparation, ranging from project management, to quality assurance, and review tasks. In a multi-project environment, these complexities are compounded and must be managed effectively if the business is to be run profitably.

Language service providers are the backbone of the localization supply chain. With companies increasingly outsourcing to meet more of their translation and localization requirements, it has become essential for language service providers to use the best technologies available if they are to remain competitive, meet the evolving needs of their customers and grow their businesses.