How can you create a workplace that’s diverse and inclusive? And does the localization industry have a part to play?
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In this blog post, we discuss the vital role translation management software (TMS) plays in international business expansion.
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Discover how XTRF’s new way of communicating will go even further, with contextual queries and comments, the use of workspaces, and an app.
read moreWhat is a good translation process? It means different things to different people. Clients, vendors, and your team would all answer differently. In this post, we discuss those answers, from detailed briefs and invoices paid on time, to workflows tailored to individual clients, and automated delivery.
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“A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service”- this is the definition of project management according to “Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge”. To be on top of this year’s trends, this description should extend to include the phrase “by the flexible Project Manager”.
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This software should be one centralized system, and provide you with an automated translation workflow, and a view of the bigger picture.
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Weighing up whether you need a translation management system or not? In this post, we cover 5 signs that indicate you desperately need one.
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Think translation agency management software is just for big companies? Think again. Gaëtan Chrétiennot, founder and CEO of French translation agency Six Continents believes you’re never too small to start with technology. In this blog post, he shares his experience of working with XTRF, how it’s helped his company save at least 30% of their time, work together as a team, and even be more human.
read moreHave you heard about our new XTRF feature – Vendor Workload? Do you want to find out more about how it works and how it can help you in your daily work?
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Language Service Providers usually have a wide range of clients, and there are many ways to categorize them. Clients could be other LSPs/MLVs or end clients (from individual people through to business entities, institutions, and corporations). Depending on the revenue they bring, they could be categorized as small, big or even strategic. Some clients request services regularly, others only occasionally.
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