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A 4 hour work week may seem ludicrous, not to mention unattainable if you have aspirations for business progression. Nonetheless, it's still a desirable concept to those accustomed to the idea that long hours and hard work are the only path to success. So we decided to look into this ambitious concept; is the 4 hour work week really achievable or is it just another dream?

• Translation and localization Industry

Some people are great at organising spreadsheets, word documents and invoices. Some people can keep track of payments and project deadlines. Some people aren’t! If this is something you struggle with, you may be familiar with Translation Business Management Systems. TMS’ are great for monitoring all of these things but with technology moving faster than anyone could anticipate, software needs to keep up too. Protemos is one company dedicated to keeping up with the times in translation industry innovation.

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With cloud server solutions being increasingly popular in the competitive global marketplace, you may be tempted to wonder whether they really can live up to the hype or are you truly better off using in house solutions?

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Think of a translation management system (TMS) as a business partner in your journey to globalization. With a TMS you will no longer have the headache of correlating long chains of emailed work and system processes. By letting the TMS take care of the business management, you will spend less time chasing assets and figuring out workflows and more time focused on what's really important, your business goals and globalization strategies.

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Simply put, APIs are a software solution for a communication issue. Almost like translators themselves; they are akin to data couriers or a intersystem postal service that allows efficient communication of information between different applications that otherwise would have significant difficulty (if not a complete inability) to offer any form of interoperability. Needless to say, this function is of vital importance in the fast paced world of translation services today, with delivery times and production requirements ever on the rise.

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Working for yourself, in your own pace and time has always had a romantic connection with people. The urge to experience cultures, visit places, be more involved with families are some of the most common reasons why people decide to become freelance translators. This type of a setting lets them enjoy everything they love - freedom, languages and earning money.

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Data security has never been so important! If you haven't done your research; chances are you're failing to implement the proper procedures to keep your data safe. In the digital age, so much of our lives are now online, with hackers and scams seemingly lurking around every corner, it can seem almost impossible for businesses to know what provisions should be taken to protect the data they hold.

• Translation and localization Industry

Interpretation, localization and translation industry is a giant $43 billion industry worldwide. By the end of year 2020, it could reach up to $50 billion as industry experts project a solid growth of about 6.5%-7.5% throughout 2018.

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With Google Chrome holding the highest market share of users it's good to know that they’re doing everything they can to make life safer and more convenient for their users.

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When we arrived in Boston, we have to admit we were a bit shocked. In Amsterdam last year we were promised this sunny paradise, but what we got instead was more like one of our typical Ukrainian winters! Snow warnings were everywhere, and to be honest, we thought they were overreacting a bit (coming from such a snowy country we don’t really have the patience for people who overreact to a mm of snow!). But, the day after we arrived it all became apparent what all the fuss was about - snow everywhere led to complete chaos leaving many delegates stranded. Some even cancelled their trip altogether.