Video Localization Panel at SlatorCon Remote March 2022 on opportunities for LSPs in Asia’s high growth economy; transcreation panel tackles services for marketing and advertising clients.
The bullish outlook on the language industry — shared by stakeholders from the buyer and vendor side — was a recurring theme throughout SlatorCon Remote March 2022.
While translators have long been able to work outside the traditional office, what do language service providers think about trading their remote work setups for virtual workplaces?
The Swiss LSP streamlines its translation and localization business into three new divisions: Supertext Creative, Corporate and Digital Solutions.
Supertext USA is now on the hunt for additional linguistic talent to assist its team with everything from client acquisition to quality management.
What will business look like in 2021? When will in-person conferences return? Do you prefer public or private sector clients? Where are the large accounts going?
InstantTranslation connects business clients with Supertext’s translators in the blink of an eye. These language experts are all native speakers and provide human quality at superhuman speed.
In the first episode of 2021, Fabian Dieziger, Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Swiss-based language service provider Supertext, joins the pod.
The Slator 2020 Language Service Provider Index ranks the world’s largest language service providers by revenue and features over 130 LSPs across the Leaders, Challengers, and Boutique categories.
Diego Mosca is the new Chief Operating Officer of Supertext Deutschland
List of 250 Swiss-based language service providers registered as a corporation (AG) or limited liability company (GmbH).
Switzerland’s biggest automotive company has been relying on Supertext’s technology and creativity to translate multilingual communications for VW and Seat since the beginning of 2019.
Another Swiss-based language service provider changes hands as more and more outside competitors move into the high-priced Swiss market. Apostroph CEO Philipp Meier to remain and become shareholder in combined group.
CEO of Zurich-based Supertext relocates to Los Angeles to develop the company’s business with US clients. Revenues increased by 25% this year and are set to hit USD 8m in 2016.
Supertext, Lexitech, IOLAR, beo, Lucy Software, and Globalese among backers that raised a collective EUR 40,000 to finance development of open-source translation productivity tool translate5.
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