The translation is an art and high-quality translations are vital for business success. It is the conversion of information, details, particulars, facts, and figures from one language to another.

The globalization of business requires that buyers have access to services and products in their own language. To reach the international level and the largest market possible demands for documentation, website, and software in the local language is essential that will help to increase your profits and decreases customer miscommunication issues. For this, you need to be sure that your technical and administrative documents are converted precisely and completely into the target language.

Neoplus Translation puts each translation through multiple quality checks to ensure the highest quality in finished administrative and technical documents. Also, every text is submitted to a final review to ensure that the client’s original instructions have been carried out.

Also, if you are going to apply for a job or study in a foreign, we can help you with quality certified document translation services meeting all necessary legislation requirements.

Translation Project Management

Project management in translation and localization involves identifying requirements, organizing plans, then managing staff resources to complete and deliver the project on-time. The degree of difficulty and associated challenges vary from project to project.

Project management preparation: Project managers starts a translation project by understanding the project scope, based on input and requests from the client.

Determining project resources: Project managers must determine what type of human resources will be used-how many team members are required, how many and what types of languages are there, and what type of resources will be required: linguistic, engineering, and/or production.

Creating the project blueprint: Project managers will then use their project management software to track the project budget and the lifecycle of the files as they go through the translation/localization process.

Project resource allocation: Once the project manager has determined the scope of the project, timeline, and budget, the next major task is identifying staff resources that are required to deliver the project on a date.

Project issue escalation: Team members will communicate issues to project managers as they occur. The project manager will identify who can resolve problems or issues, and what the next steps are to accomplish resolution.

Client communications: Project managers further will keep the client up-to-date about the progress of the project or of any issues or anomaly that require client input. Communications are tracked and documented for future project updates.

Project delivery: As a translation project approaches completion, the project manager has several other steps to go through to ensure that deliverables are complete and compliant with original project specifications.

Client review and final revisions: Requested changes, corrections, and revisions come back from the client and the project manager collates any requested changes and then disseminates comments and corrections back to the production team. Final updated files are delivered back to the client after revisions are implemented and reviewed.