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Welcome to International Women’s Day 2022, a day to celebrate women's achievements and increase visibility of women’s issues! This year, Nimdzi wants to celebrate the women-owned companies in our industry, with the help of some data from the recently published Nimdzi 100.

Nimdzi Co-Founder Tucker Johnson interviewed Miguel Sepulveda, Globalization Manager at King, author of the blog @Yolocalizo and researcher at Nimdzi Insights, on the topic of localization ROI.

Increasingly, companies around the world (and not just the media and entertainment giants) are producing video content to connect with their audiences and offer even more added value to their customers.

There are many different ways to look at the size of the language services industry. Judging purely by headquarters location, Europe is the frontrunner, with 39.9 percent of the 153 medium-to-large-sized language service providers (LSPs) identified in the Nimdzi 100 based there.

Freelance translators, agencies, in-house linguists, global content creators — there are so many different ways you can structure your team in order to get your content translated most effectively.

With new websites being created every day and with the ever-increasing demand for multilingual content online, translation proxy has become quite popular. It helps dynamically translate website content on the fly, so that end-users gain access to a website in the desired language in real time.

Key performance indicators (KPIs) for localization have been a topic of endless debate for a long time. Localization teams the world over have not only struggled to create such metrics but to measure and track them consistently.

The solutions to address the impact of a global pandemic on recording studios requiring the presence of actors in recording booths were twofold: software and hardware.

Using high-precision and high-performance QA tools not only helps improve the quality of a text but can also speed up the turnaround time of localization projects, and can in turn lead to cost savings.

With a pandemic raging across the globe neither subtitling nor in-person recording was a viable option. Studios set their sights on building a remote recording framework. However, as the need for remote recording became more apparent, so too did the challenges that implementing it would pose.