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Language is perhaps one of the most underrated human discoveries, simple and unassuming as it may seem, language has helped to connect people and to establish cultural identities across the globe.
Though it is widely accepted that the world is getting smaller, the fact is that only about 10% of the global population use English as the main language of communication. The process of customizing a text according to these characteristics is known as "localization". Companies have leveraged the Internet and language to their advantage to sell their products and services to a global, multicultural audience.
While machine and online translation services have surely helped the general web population to a fair extent, the accuracy and the context of the translated text with these services remain far from perfect. Likewise, other languages too have concentrations in specific geographical regions. This doesn't augur with the premise that English is the commonest language for business communication. Above all localization applies to aspects of content and style which could be considered incorrect or inappropriate to the TARGET LANGUAGE, and so might lead to misunderstandings.
How Translation Services Help Businesses?.
With most businesses going online, translation services have assumed a far more important role than before. Organizations still rely on native speakers to translate from one language to another. This poses an implausible if not an impossible barrier to effective global communication.
Internet is another medium which has helped connect people, individuals and businesses alike, from various corners of the world. Furthermore, every document that is being translated is distinct from another and may require domain-specific knowledge apart from just linguistic skills.
An important element of translation involves taking into account of the cultural and linguistic characteristics of the country for which a text is intended. Iservice Translation has been.

Language is perhaps one of the most underrated human discoveries, simple and unassuming as it may seem, language has helped to connect people and to establish cultural identities across the globe. Internet is another medium which has helped connect people, individuals and businesses alike, from various corners of the world. Companies have leveraged the Internet and language to their advantage to sell their products and services to a global, multicultural audience. An important element of translation involves taking into account the cultural and linguistic characteristics of the country for which a text is intended. Above all localization applies to aspects of content and style which could be considered incorrect or inappropriate to the TARGET LANGUAGE, and so might lead to misunderstandings. Though it is widely accepted that the world is getting smaller, the fact is that only about 10% of the global population use English as the main language of communication. This doesn't augur with the premise that English is the most common language for business communication. Likewise, other languages too have concentrations in specific geographical regions. This poses an implausible if not an impossible barrier to effective global communication. While machine and online translation services have surely helped the general web population to a fair extent, the accuracy and the context of the translated text with these services remain far from perfect. Organizations still rely on native speakers to translate from one language to another. Furthermore, every document that is being translated is distinct from another and may require domain-specific knowledge apart from just linguistic skills. With most businesses going online, translation services have assumed a far more important role than before. Iservice Translation has been and is helping individuals and companies to reach varied global markets by enabling them to speak to a particular target audience in their own tongue.