Tag: Case Studies

In this case study, we take a look at how Jungle Communications, a small California-based translation agency focusing on the government sector, managed to cut their pricing by 50% and still make a profit — while enjoying a quick and effortless process of finding new vendors at the same time.

As a translation professional, you’re probably aware of the fact that the language services space is extremely crowded, which makes it difficult for many to set themselves apart from the competition. For

In today’s connected society, translators and linguists play an essential role in helping individuals and businesses connect with one another. Thanks to the Internet, experts across the globe can offer translation services,

The translation industry is a unique space because there’s no single path that leads to success, and while there are plenty of ways for translators to learn essential skills in the classroom,

For decades, language services customers could have quick turnover, low costs, or quality deliverables, but not all three. Given that digital technology is making it possible for communities across the globe to connect

As with any multifunctional platform, it can be difficult for new users to get started with and make the most out of the many features available in Smartcat. When we sat down with

The world is ever-changing and the language industry is no different. With more content than ever requiring translation, developing and implementing new ways of meeting such demand has never been so important. We

In the language industry and beyond, people often think that disruption is for the young and reckless, while the more mature and conservative of us should stick to the “good old” ways of

The content economy is putting high pressure on small translation agencies. The reasons are many: content pieces are getting smaller, resulting in more overhead to start/finalize projects; customers request many more languages,

Ahh… translations. A strong representation of the law of supply and demand. A way to connect nations and make history, and now a commodity accessible through common technology. As a translator, you might