Archive for the ‘International Policy Matters’ Category
If historical growth and acquisition trends hold, who you buy translation and localization from in 2013 could be quite different from who you buy it from today (although the sales rep may still be the same, have the same phone number, and may even sit in the same cubicle). Let’s take a walk down translation […]
Last year the New York Times reported that the “Discover America Partnership, an association of travel industry executives, surveyed more than 2,000 international travelers and found that the United States was considered the least welcoming destination, by a ratio of more than two to one. The survey revealed that the U.S. ranked highest among 10 […]
Decades after being discovered by the U.S. census, the Latino community remains an underserved demographic in the United States. An increasing number of businesses offer callers the option of interacting in Spanish and some provide website content as well. That said, some Presidential hopefuls would turn back the clock on the proliferation of the Spanish […]
It’s the time of year for predictions. Here’s what we think 2008 will bring to business globalization and the language and services that support it. |
|