Peter Smith, President of Translate.One recently sat down with the Pittsburgh Technology Council. The interview was originally broadcast on March 22nd as part of the One Mike Stand podcast.  An edited version of the discussion follows…

Foreign language interpretation is often a crucial part of legal matters - and one that many people don’t fully understand. We spoke with Emily Shearer, Director of Client Services at Translate.One to learn more about what’s involved…

Before the COVID-19 pandemic began, 21% of corporate counsel in a recent survey said they’d experienced an increase in cross-border litigation. Recent global events, ranging from Brexit to tariff fights, all but ensure this trend will…

Two-thirds of companies say it’s challenging to be sensitive and adjust to local culture and communication styles, especially across multiple geographies, according to Globalization Partners. They can simplify the process by working with…

Colors can have a huge impact on the success of any communication, but they can also have positive or negative connotations depending on where you live and the culture in which you have been raised. Below is a general list of colors…

It is great that you are planning to translate your website into one or more languages to better communicate with your customers and stakeholders. As you do this, it is worth giving some thought to how you will reference those additional languages for your non-English speaking visitors.

Often, upon following up on a quote sent to a prospective client, we find out they went with the lowest bidder. This often does not turn out well. One prospect confided in us that he selected a competitor who came in with a much lower quote…