On September 30, we celebrate International Translation Day, a day for the people who build bridges between markets, cultures, and technologies. On behalf of the entire Janus Worldwide team, we want to say thank you: to translators, editors, interpreters, terminologists, localization engineers, DTP specialists, and project managers. Thank you for your precision, your dedication, and the quality standard you uphold every single day.
The AI Ecosystem makes that a reality. It’s more than just a platform – it’s a centralized AI hub that connects workflows, tools, and data into one adaptive system that learns, streamlines, and supports every step of the process.
Our approach to Gamescom was a bit different this year. Instead of a traditional sales delegation, our Localization Department Manager, Vladimir Kovalenko, attended the event in person. The goal wasn’t just to pitch services, but to gain deeper, strategic insights into the current state of the gaming market and discover what developers and publishers truly need from a localization partner today.
H1 2026: AI is becoming mainstream, but clients aren’t leaving LSPs — the very format of collaboration is changing. What does this mean for the industry? Konstantin Josseliani shares his analysis and vision.
At the end of July, we headed to Shanghai, where soundtracks blast, screens shine, and the future of the gaming industry takes shape. ChinaJoy 2026, Asia’s largest gaming expo, once again brought together developers, publishers, platforms, and millions of gamers.
Last month, the Brno office welcomed Janus Worldwide CEO Konstantin Josseliani for the H1 Review Meeting. The team came together to reflect on the first half of the year, discuss language industry trends, and explore the role of AI in our work.
When translation volumes grow and the number of languages and markets increases, emails, spreadsheets, and scattered files stop working. That’s exactly when clients turn to us! We offer the Global Technology Platform (GTP).
The updated homepage of Janus Life Sciences now better reflects what we actually do.
The Tirana office, a key production hub within Janus Worldwide, will soon celebrate its 4th anniversary. As we continue to grow and evolve, we were pleased to welcome Janus WorldWide’s President & CEO, Konstantin Josseliani, for a brief, but highly productive visit last week.
An intense and candid discussion at the CSA Research Leadership Council, held at Acolad HQ in Paris. No slides, no panels: just a confidential conversation among CEOs of leading language companies about what’s really happening. The central question was what comes next? Answers were explored through CSA Research data and honest, unscripted discussions about pressure, opportunities, and the real-world experience of peers across the market.