The PureFluent Translation Blog

E-learning can significantly reduce training time for employees, typically requiring 40-60% less employee time than learning in a classroom setting. As employees can access e-learning material anytime and anywhere they want, e-learning enables much faster delivery,...

Choosing the languages to translate to is a critical decision point for any business seeking to expand internationally. While there may be some prominent target markets that the business wants to engage, choosing which language to use to target that market may not be...

More often than not, there is not a single "correct" translation of source text. The quality of translation is very subjective, and both customers and translators struggle to assess the quality of a translation. The majority of professional linguists and translators...

Forecast at more than $1 billion or revenue by the end of 2023; machine translation services have shown consistent growth as more and more businesses target global markets, resulting in higher demand for translation services. The effort to keep pace with this...

Which languages should you translate your website into? There are several factors to consider in making this decision, which we discuss below, but before we dive into those points, it is important to understand the difference between translation, localisation, and...

Translation, Localisation, or Globalisation? Like most industries, the language services sector loves to make things more complicated than they should be. If I asked you, do you know what Localisation is, would you know, what about Transcreation? Do they mean the same...