Continuing on its path of all-around self-improvement, Janus Worldwide is announcing an expansion of its service portfolio. We are pleased to present our newest solution, Janus ConfCall, which opens up brand-new opportunities to communicate without barriers due to language, locale, time, technology, or anything else.
We are pleased to announce that Laszlo Varga joined our management team in the strategic role of Global Resource Management Director on May 27.
On March 21–22, Janus Worldwide successfully completed an ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management Systems – Requirements) witness audit and extended the term of validity of its current certification.
Janus Worldwide was recently included in the Top 50 Slator 2019 Language Service Provider Index (LSPI). Companies were rated based on revenues and market activities in 2017–2018. Janus Worldwide came 31st, posting 18.4% growth and revenue of $23.6 million in 2018 and $19.9 million in 2017.
On February 21–22, Janus Worldwide participated in the fascinating international translation and localization industry event Together 2019, which brought together members, friends, and partners of the European Language Industry Association (ELIA).
An extended meeting of the company’s management team at the end of January brought together division managers and the heads of regional offices.
From January 21 to 27, the city of Kazan in the Republic of Tatarstan hosted a Competition Preparation Week for the 45th WorldSkills world professional skills championship, the leading international event for vocational education and professional development.
Today, the translation industry is growing faster than ever before. The widespread introduction of new technologies and innovative processes is opening up new horizons for both language service providers and their Russian and international clients.
The start-up culture and structure allows small, nimble organizations to develop highly innovative products and services and take them to market quickly. Successful start-ups are generally believed to be more scalable than established businesses, in that they have the potential to grow rapidly with a limited investment of capital and labor.
Through digital technologies, we aim to communicate with potential clients, reach out with relevant messaging, and convert these “leads” into customers that we can retain. It sounds straightforward enough but in today’s environment, effectively connecting with your customers also depends on being able to build and promote a brand and engage with these customers via a multitude of media and in a multitude of locales.