Globalization Insider

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Addressing the Localization Skills Shortage • Prof. Sue Ellen Wright, Kent State University
Director’s letter (premium) • Michael Anobile
Standards for Language Interpretation • David Sawyer, The Monterey Institute of International Studies
Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics? (premium) • Deborah Fry, Fry & Bonthrone Partnerschaft
ExCom Corner (premium)
Linguistic Tools of the Trade (premium) • LISA Interview with Monica Beltrametti
Intelligent Switches (premium) • Meredith Fischer, VP Corporate Marketing and Chief Communications Officer, Pitney Bowes, Inc.
Client/Server Localization (premium) • Rebecca Ray, Remedy Corporation
Russia’s Door is Open for Translation Work (premium) • John Freivalds, JFA, Inc.
What are We Talking About? • Prof. Sue Ellen Wright, Kent State University

Russia’s Door is Open for Translation Work

John Freivalds, JFA, Inc.

Although those of you who think the language world revolves around FIGS may find it surprising, the language translation business in Russia is alive and well, says John Freivalds. Companies looking for translation services and those providing the services must be willing to invest some time and money to develop relationships—and a little creativity may also help. This article gives an overview of recent developments, prices and business conditions.

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