OTDA:
Translation for Crucial Services
On a daily basis, Deborah Stewart hears four languages. Working with refugees and immigrants at New York’s Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, being able to communicate infor...
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Trivantis:
There’s A Huge Difference
Years ago, Cincinnati-based Trivantis Corp. started using native speakers of various languages — local college students, specifically — to translate documentation from English. The re...
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Hanes:
The Importance of Accuracy
With tens of thousands of employees in more than 25 countries, Hanesbrands Inc. is more than familiar dealing with documents in multiple languages. The Winston-Salem, N.C.-based global co...
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