The localization and translation industries are ones which rely on efficiency, streamlining, and progression. The need for speed today for many different types of businesses is crucial and without all these factors, the industries and people within them would truly be stuck and would not progress anywhere beyond books and human interpreters.
The times of learning in a classroom and teaching new employees the ropes face-to-face has long passed, as the learning industries have changed for the better and in a more efficient manner, allowing more and more people to understand industries digitally, in their native languages. Whereas before you’d have a training manual for the equipment in English, and that was it – now, thousands of companies around the world are growing, and offering new, improved ways of learning the job electronically.
As the world develops, so do the varying industries within it. The evolution of architecture, hardware and technology are important alongside the world’s growth, but what’s outright necessary, is the existence of a manufacturing industry that can be universal.
The gaming industry is a huge, varied, and ever-evolving market that reaches hundreds of millions of fanatics around the world.
Due to its modern-day roots being woven into the very fabric of technology, and the virtual landscape of the internet, the localization industry is one that is ever-evolving, extremely fast-moving, and growing at a ridiculous speed. Now, anyone could say this about any industry, right?
The information technology industry is a broad one, a varied sector of the world’s economy that encompasses a gigantic range of uses, productions and distributions all over the world. From the provision, management and maintenance of internet services, to organising and distributing different forms of data, to the buying and selling of products online – the information technology industry knows almost no bounds in regards to its reach and what counts as “IT.”
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Janus Worldwide is implementing a long-term, dedicated policy to train highly-qualified staff — because people are the company’s key asset. In December and January, Peter Smith, Strategic Development Director at Janus Worldwide, is organizing a number of training seminars for account managers and company executives.
Janus Worldwide continues to execute its planned globalization strategy and expand its geographic footprint. The company has now opened a new office in city of Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina.
Companies in the translation industry have been consolidating their efforts and pooling their resources to achieve greater success and offer their clients comprehensive services at competitive prices. This has led to the creation of the Language Consortium (TLC) – an association of European translation agencies whose goal is to consolidate their marketing and business development efforts.
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