Smartling Translates Your Websites and Apps So You Can Go Global
When you have a service that you believe people in multiple markets throughout the world will appreciate and buy into, the clear and obvious goal is to make your business global. However, doing so requires a massive amount of work, but cool technology product Startling wants to make one part of that process easier. Startling offers companies translation management software that allows them to translate their content in both websites and mobile apps, allowing them to open their service to a global user base. Smartling’s software helps companies manage all translation and localization projects and supposedly makes it easier to keep your content updated properly across different local markets in multiple languages. Smartling uses a cloud system to ensure that uploaded website content and updates about various translation projects is always accessible via the web. Smartling’s translation turnaround times vary based on the scale of a project, but companies can also pay premiums if they need a project finished in a certain amount of time. Smartling’s goal is for companies not to have to worry about customers in foreign markets calling phone tech support because of poorly translated instructions on a website.
Smartling generally aims its services at companies much larger than itself. It currently has high profile clients including Dropbox, TED, and Spotify. As these larger companies try to expand into new markets, the need for faster and more efficient web and app translation keeps growing. That’s the trend that Smartling is trying to capitalize on with its software and services. Just as companies to keep expanding their IT support departments to keep their services running as they grow exponentially, they also need to keep their content localized for the customers they gain in new markets.
Smartling doesn’t only let their clients submit, track, and manage tech-based translation projects such as websites and applications. The service also supports translation of business documents and press releases as well. This allows their clients to keep all their translation projects managed in the same place and in the same way. Clearly, Smartling is making a play to become the standard in translation and localization by trying to fit all the translation needs of an enterprise company with their cloud-based program.
About RESCUECOM:
RESCUECOM provides computer repair and computer support, 24/7: Meeting every tech support need including data recovery, virus removal, networking, wireless services, and computer support for all brands of hardware and software. For computer support or information on products, services, or computer repair, visit https://www.rescuecom.com or call 1-800-RESCUE-PC.
For More Information, Contact:
David Milman
CEO
david@rescuecom.com
1-315-882-1100