Though knowledge of English is a fundamental symbol of international presence, in itself it is not enough to successfully and safely enter a foreign market. Speed is not the most important factor when entering international markets; rather, it is careful strategic planning.
In the KKV magazine’s newest article, we discussed which processes need to account for professional translation and localization.
There is one treasure of humanity that we all have in one form or another. It is a treasure that we inherit from our ancestors, by means of learning. Of course, we are speaking about our native language.
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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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Why isn’t translation the biggest cost in exports? Learn why poor quality translations lead to business losses and why localization is a strategic issue.
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What happens to your documents after you send them for translation? Find out which data security questions you should consider when choosing a translation agency.
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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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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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