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An expanding list of Argos Translations articles specifically dealing with the translation industry, translation companies, translation rates, translation quality and multiple other themes - valuable read for those interested in the translation industry.
Only too often a sole element dictates whether a company will translate their materials and documentation or not; price. This white paper closely examines the impact that low prices have on Polish translation services, why translation companies from Central and Eastern Europe have managed to compete so well with their Western European counterparts, and the future of prices for translation services in the region.
Want to know the effects that immigration from Eastern Europe has on the British economy and the pound sterling? Or, maybe you are interested in learning how to market your product or service to this new base of consumers who have become one of the largest minorities on the isles in less than 18 months time? If so, take a look at Argos Translations’ white paper - “Marketing to Poles in the UK” where you’ll find over 20 pages of useful information, economic forecasts and statistics that will make any marketer drool. Read “Marketing to Poles in the UK” and find out how to attract Polish immigrants’ almost 2 billion spending power to your brand, what type of advertising Polish immigrants are most receptive to and which UK industries can capitalize most on this growing consumer base.
Are you thinking of entering Poland and grabbing some of the market share of the CEE region with your new medical device? If so, you should read this white paper to obtain all of the necessary information required to file a license to sell your product in Poland, to learn about which regions of Poland show greatest demand, and what sectors of the pharmaceutical market are already stuffed by your competitors. Additionally, this white paper details out the somewhat bureaucratic structure of the pharmaceutical and medical device market in Poland giving tips to both translation companies that carry out medical translations, as well as to businesses interested in competing in the region, all the while underlining the role that translations play in helping you get your share of the pie.
If you are an IT manager responsible for localising a product or if you’re just starting out as a localisation manager, we recommend this white paper. You will learn about the basic steps of localizing a project and find out how the translation process differs from the localisation one. This paper will help you prepare for the typical problems that you might encounter and look into the localization tools.
The Polish market is tough to break into but great opportunities exist for those wanting to stretch their business across the Polish borders. Read about the difficulties with the Polish market and opportunities that await. The success of companies competing with each other will ultimately depend on how well they are able to sell to local consumers or end clients.
Mediatel launches MVNO An alternative fixed-line operator, , has included mobile telephony services under the 'Telepin mobi' brand into its offer. The new virtual netwo[...]
Shortcomings in dual price display drop to 15% The proportion of retailers in which shortcomings in dual-price display have been found has dropped to 15%, represented mainly by food retailers and small [...]
This article addresses the question of applying professional translation standards among translation companies. It goes on to define the purpose and contents of professional translation standards both in the US and in the European Union [...]