In a world rapidly embracing technological advancements in just about every industry, language services are no different. With new, enticing options like machine translation and...
read moreInnovative Solutions or Lost in Translation? Pros and Cons of AI Interpreting at Conferences
February 7, 2024
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You’ve been planning your spring and summer conferences for months and are eager to bring your diverse team and international stakeholders together. This conference brings...
read moreMeet Tereza Braga: July’s Interpreter of the Month
July 15, 2021
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I was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro and my ancestry is western European. I was fortunate to have parents who had many opportunities...
read moreSimultaneous Interpreting Equipment
June 10, 2016
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Introduction to simultaneous interpreting equipment The quality and reliability of the simultaneous interpreting equipment determines the quality and reliability of the simultaneous interpretation, and the...
read moreYour joke is not funny.
August 24, 2015
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Your joke is not funny. To clarify: it actually may be funny, but once translated to another language, it’s not funny. Free lesson from your...
read moreHow To Ruin Your Next Multilingual Event
August 6, 2015
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3 steps to failure at your next multilingual event There are a few surefire ways to set your simultaneous interpreters up for failure at...
read moreStarkey Foundation Gala Features INGCO International
July 27, 2015
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So the world may hear. In any language. The Starkey Hearing Foundation aims improve the lives of people across the globe by bringing them...
read moreGlobal Conference Preparation
February 9, 2015
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Global Conference Preparation: How, What and Why Interpreters Prepare for International Conferences Global conferences bring together people from across the world with the aim...
read moreSimultaneous Interpreting Defined
March 25, 2014
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Often times we are asked about the differences between interpreting and translating — that’s an easy one. Interpretation is spoken while translation is written. But...
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