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Norway launches nationwide interpreting framework contract after police fined by procurement watchdog for awarding contracts without properly notifying potential bidders.
From technology, markets, and M&A to investment and the competitive landscape, the language industry leaders we interviewed in 2019 commented on a wide range of issues. Here are our top picks.
Nordic LSP Semantix acquires local rival Teknotrans, a boutique company with a focus on automotive and industrial verticals, which also operates an office in Croatia.
Nordic language service provider Semantix acquires Swedish interpreting tech startup Tolkvox as it looks to pair the startup’s technology with the interpreting giant’s volume.
Semantix consolidates its grip on the lucrative Nordic market by acquiring Norway’s Amesto Translations. With the deal Semantix continues to diversify away from interpretation into translation.
Who got hired, who stepped down, who moved over to the next challenge and why? Here's a roundup of senior appointments and career moves of top executives in the language services industry in 2017.
Swedish language service provider Semantix appoints Patrik Attemark as CEO, taking the reins from Anders Uddfors, who has led the company since 2010.
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