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Technology and Cultural Aspects

While we are all globalized, there are certain day-to-day intrinsic cultural factors that are imposed on the phenomenon of globalization. These are factors that respond to cultural values and principles

August 30, 2010

Final Revision Stage

Just as we addressed the service of editing translations in previous articles, today I would like to explain what the final revision of the translation project is. The first stage

August 27, 2010

Housewife and Interpreter at the Same Time?

A few days ago, BusinessGhana published a short but very interesting article about a new initiative implemented in Seoul, South Korea. Due to the massive immigration of foreign women married

August 26, 2010

Linux – More Advantages

In a previous article, we did an introduction to Linux and its growing and gradual integration in the family of PCs, PDAs, and mobile devices, as well as its continued

August 24, 2010

Linux Operating Systems

Linux operating systems are an alternative to licensed operating systems like Microsoft Windows and are created with free open source software and have been becoming more and more popular over

August 20, 2010

Criticisms of Edition

In our daily work we receive comments on the work of the editors. That is, the editors correct the work of translators and, in turn, receive feedback on their own

August 19, 2010

Examples of Edition

As we brought up last time, the edition stage is necessary for projects that are looking to have high levels of quality.Below are some examples of translations, with very clear

August 13, 2010

Edition Stage

Many times we deal with clients who are looking to solve specific translation needs in the shortest time possible. In this scenario, we explain to the client that we do

August 10, 2010

DiffDog: Comparison of Files and Documents

Quite often, we work with documents or files that are almost identical or very similar to ones we have worked on in the past. For moments like this, it is

August 5, 2010

Acronyms and Abbreviations

There is little consensus in the English world on the distinction between acronyms and abbreviations when dealing with shortened versions of words and phrases. Here are some aspects to consider:

July 28, 2010

Medical Translations: Drugs and Medications

For translations in the medical field, including for medications, it is especially important to avoid all errors in comprehension, change or suppression of information, since in this case, as opposed

July 27, 2010

The Translation of Financial Texts

We have mentioned before that it is highly important to work professionally and strictly on translating and revising texts, not only to offer a product that contains the highest quality

July 20, 2010

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