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The core philosophy of our work is establishing a successful long-standing relationship with our customers, and this is the secret that has allowed us to expand our business multiple times since 2002. Yes, we've been online only for a couple of years, but owing to the skills and experience of our translators and editors we have completed over 2 million words in translations projects including:
- Software localization for Ukrainian market - over 800,000 words in total, in cooperation with another project team in Ukraine; we have acted as the lead team, and besides the general translation and review procedure our responsibilities included terminology management, quality assurance, and final product testing on-site at the client's facilites in the US;
- Quality assurance on a Ukrainian localization of a software product
from a well-known software manufacturer - around 100,000 words;
- Participation in localization of the website of a major world manufacturer of audio and video equipment – this is a continuing project from November 2003, which involves translation of website interface, product articles, hot news on latest technologies, special offers, etc.;
- Series of translation projects for multifunctional printers and copiers – from control panel overlays and integrated software to User Manuals;
- Translation of User Manuals for digital TVs, home theater audio systems, notebooks, cellphones, water filters… and a number of smaller projects for different customers.
Of course, it would be difficult to believe that we did it all on our
own. Our secret is simple - we have been lucky enough to get subcontracted
by one of the world's largest language companies, and we have been efficient
enough to become a major vendor for Ukrainian translations with that
company. At the same time we keep our customer base growing and we will be
happy to hear from potential direct clients as well as from outsourcing
agencies.
We’ll be happy to provide references from our long-term customers upon your
request.
Last modified 2005-11-01 06:52