With this COVID-19 pandemic we are seeing amazing acts of kindness and co-operation at all levels. The medical device industry has been very agile in responding to the pandemic, Pat Shafer MD of Grant Thornton Healthcare says. “Most manufacturing has not had any production stoppages, and factories are still open, and many have sufficient […]
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OMNILINGUA MAIN OFFICE NUMBER CHANGE: 0044 (0)1932 702221. THIS IS WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT FROM 25TH MARCH. THE OLD NUMBER WILL NO LONGER WORK FROM 1ST MAY.COVID-19. With the evolution of the virus and the subsequent disease spread, we wanted to assure you that business will continue as usual at OMNILINGUA. Our translation processes are centralised […]
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Despite continuing Brexit uncertainty, exports are still an integral part of many businesses. This often involves the need for technical translations. From my experience when there are translations to be done, some companies turn to their own internal resources or worse try to battle through using translation tools such as Google Translate. The danger with […]
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Email, yes it has helped speed up business communications. What would have taken days in the past can now be done almost instantaneously. Yes, it has opened up new global markets particularly for the technical translation industry. Yes, sometimes it can be a welcome break from work needing lots of concentration. Yet there is a downside […]
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As a technical translation company we are very aware of the importance of understanding and choosing the right terminology for different technical spheres. Order! Order! With Brexit putting more scrutiny on the British House of Commons globally, we thought we would share some of our favourite words and phrases from Parliament. A Another place (or […]
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At Omnilingua we have robust processes in place to make sure that we only deliver quality technical translations, whatever the language or market place. As we’re in the business of language, we perhaps notice grammar mistakes more in our everyday lives. Here are just nine grammar errors we come across regularly: 1) Your | You’re Your indicates belonging to/in […]
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