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Language TranslationWe Translate from & into 100+ Languages

  • 95% of our projects meet quality expectations
  • 97% are within the client’s budget
  • 99% are delivered on or ahead of schedule

Are you looking to achieve similar results? Let us show you how!

Software Localization

GlobalVision International is founded by engineers seeking to simplify the localization process. We apply the latest technologies in the translation-localization process to simplify it, make it more efficient, and to achieve the outstanding results that our team aims for with each project.

Can your localization process be improved? If it can we can tell you how! Learn more…

Medical Translation

Quality and risk management are often the most important factors when fulfilling medical translation requirements. But although these requirements often trump cost or schedule needs, cost containment and time-to-market continue to be of paramount importance.

You don’t need to sacrifice quality to reduce costs or meet your demanding schedules! Find out how the correct process can help achieve all…

Website Translation

Did you know that if your website is published in 13 languages you can target 80% of the world’s gross domestic product (GDP) producers? Also, did you know that a correctly translated-localized website, can maintain search-engine optimization properties in all languages saving you thousands of dollars and generating you worldwide leads?

Don’t translate your website. Geo-optimize it! Learn how…

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News

  • May 7, 2012 - 0.05% is a Rounding Error! - In the summer of 1981, I traveled to England to learn English at EF (Education First), a leader in language education. Although I started the process of learning English at school... More →
  • April 30, 2012 - In Global Economy, ‘lost in translation’ Not an Option - By Amanda Roberge CORRESPONDENT with Worcester Telegram & Gazette Corp. - WESTBORO— Translations can be tricky. - Similar to the Got Milk? campaign in the U.S., the Hay... More →
  • April 16, 2012 - What Happened to Quality in Localization and Translation? - With the continuing assault on pricing in the translation – localization industry, we are taking a few minutes this week to ask some pertinent questions. What happened to... More →
  • March 14, 2012 - My 1st Experience with Localization - At the risk of dating myself, I will share with our readers my first experience with localization. - In the early 70s, I received the Monopoly board game from a relative that had... More →
  • February 15, 2012 - Is Language an Important Factor in an Explosive Viral Strategy? - In his book The Lean Startup, Eric Ries argues that for any viral strategy to work, the viral coefficient has to be greater than one. Or to put it simply, for each person that... More →
  • February 7, 2012 - International Search Engine Marketing – How to Do it Right! - I recently received an email from a search engine marketing (SEM) professional that may be of interest to our readers. So I am sharing with all: - “I enjoyed your article Going... More →
  • January 19, 2012 - Do All Roads Lead to Rome? - Bidirectional support is one of the toughest internationalization (i18n) issues that face software publishers, localizers and translation service providers. - The ability to enter... More →
  • January 3, 2012 - Translation Services Predictions in 2012 - As we welcome the New Year,tis become the season for predictions! Hence our predictions on how 2012 will impact the translation services industry to keep you in anticipation of... More →
  • December 7, 2011 - 7c/word Translation Services! - Have you seen offers on the web promising delivering within the day (or even the hour!) the best quality translation at 7c per word? If you haven’t it is not hard to find half a... More →
  • November 16, 2011 - Red on yellow, deadly fellow - A recent encounter with a King snake reminded me of the rhyme: - Red on yellow, deadly fellow - Red on black, venom lack - Phew! I am safe, I thought to myself. Glad I know the... More →
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