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In Juhhé magazine, we talked about why it is risky to rely exclusively on artificial intelligence in the selection process, and why human expertise remains irreplaceable.
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In Juhhé magazine, we talked about why it is risky to rely exclusively on artificial intelligence in the selection process, and why human expertise remains irreplaceable.
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A good translation is built not only on language skills, but also on industry experience, professional background, and a series of human decisions. That is why it is exciting to see this seemingly “quiet” profession gain visibility on HírTV Online as well.
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An algorithm cannot feel the language, recognize the nuances of a specialist field, or judge who can truly be trusted with an important text...
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Localization is a sensitive process. It lays the foundation for the success of an export project, and its absence can undermine the reputation of a company and its product in a new market.
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If your goal is to expand into international markets, it is worth translating your Hungarian content into English to create a foundation that can then be used for the languages of your target countries.
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The professional use of the local language is a sign of respect towards the target country, and an incorrect or sloppy translation can lead to a loss of trust.
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In the KKV magazine’s newest article, we discussed which processes need to account for professional translation and localization.
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A single bad decision can cost businesses millions! We have been working in an international environment for 20 years...
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Exporting in Hungary’s SME sector. Many high-performing Hungarian companies are now preparing to export. It is unfamiliar ground and carries substantial risk.
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Egon Rónai’s program Több-Kevesebb (More or Less) had us talking about the opportunities that the Indian-European free trade agreement could provide Hungarian companies and how they should start their entry into the international market.
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One of the most important steps for breaking into international markets is to overcome the language barrier. Find out how Hunnect can help in Trend FM’s broadcast!
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The European Union and India signed a historic, comprehensive free trade agreement on January 27. On the economic show Millás Reggeli, we talked about the opportunities and challenges this means in practice.
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A low quality linguistic appearance can lead to a serious loss in prestige. If you want to be taken seriously internationally, you simply cannot allow yourself not to provide the highest quality.
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Hungarian companies have to meet many conditions in order to be able to hold their own on the international market. Read more about the topic on MTI
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Entering the international market is a complex process. We would like to thank Profitline for helping us get our message out there.
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Using the machine translation solutions that are becoming omnipresent in the digital sphere leads not only to aesthetic errors in the text, but also poses a serious risk to trust in companies looking to expand outside Hungarian borders.
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Our goal is to help companies not only make an appearance but to become credible and reliable players on the global market.
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In the coming years, those Hungarian companies will have a competitive advantage that manage their translation needs by integrating international compliance into their operations in the planning phase
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Professional translation can sometimes also be an issue of actual security. Companies bear stringent obligations on both import and export sides.
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The fundamentals of entering an international market are the same for all target markets, and success requires understanding cultural differences, ensuring local compliance for both products and services, a knowledge of the regulatory environment, and ensuring linguistic adequacy.
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