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A translation management system gives you greater control over your translations across workstreams and languages, speeds up turnarounds and reduces costs.

We put together a list of 7 common factors to consider before you approach a language service provider to translate your website.

YouTube is the second-biggest search engine in the world. We put together some tips on how to make your multilingual content stand out on the platform.

Facebook’s new dynamic language optimisation ad tool now makes it easier for marketers to serve content in multiple languages.

Multilingual Reviews are vital to the travel industry. So, what’s the best way to manage them and get the most out of every review that’s submitted?

A multilingual referral programme could be the key to leverage your customer's natural appetite to recommend products or services.

Loss aversion theory shows that any loss seems twice as painful to consumers as the same amount of gain. So how can marketers use this to their advantage?

Could the lack of language inclusivity be the reason behind the tentative adoption of online payments in the Indian market?

In order to improve scientific innovation, language inclusivity is now being encouraged by the scientific community when publishing new research papers.

Digital closets will soon be a reality so people with stuffed wardrobes can keep track of what they own and make decisions on what to wear.

Luxe holiday learning experiences are quite popular for wealthy travelers to learn anything from language photography, yoga, skiing or mindful breathing.

Shopee, the app-based shopping platform is one of the Southeast Asia digital success stories that's quickly expanded across over 7 markets.

Voice Technology is increasingly becoming a tool for retail businesses to engage with consumers, and the travel industry is now responding to this trend.

Can media value be used as a metric to identify how each store contributes to the overall brand physical portfolio of a retail business?

Brazil’s a real head-scratcher for ambitious eCommerce companies. Whilst Brazil may have experienced a recession this decade, it's still a lucrative market.

Southeast Asia boasts almost 4 million internet users per month and its appetite for eCommerce is expanding at a rate that's surpassing expectations.

India is creating unicorn companies at an increasing pace and their success all comes down to having the right language strategy!

When a localisation team is thoroughly briefed about a project, they are more likely to achieve success for you. That’s where a localisation kit comes in.

Your brand may need multiple sites if you're targeting different markets, even if your target market speaks the same language as your native customers.

E-learning is one of the most efficient ways companies can deliver training and development to its employees to improve innovation and performance.