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Localization & Translation Business Process Outsourcing

The concept of outsourcing your translation and localization business processes is simple: Put your entire Translation and Localization Department in the hands of a contractor so that you can focus 100% of your energy on your core business.

Asking Translations.com to completely take over your translation and localization infrastructure may seem like a revolutionary leap—after all, it would mean that your systems, hardware, and even your staff would be controlled by a third party. 

It was certainly a leap for Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) in 1995 when they successfully pioneered the technique of a fully outsourced IT department for Fidelity & Guaranty Life Insurance Company. Building on the successful origins of the CSC model, the momentum and enthusiasm for outsourcing has gained tremendous steam.

There are two distinct phases in the process of outsourcing your translation and localization department. First, there is a transition phase in which Translations.com operates the localization department much in the same fashion that it has operated previously. Then, after the transition phase is complete, the transformation phase can begin. During this phase, Translations.com improves on the legacy processes and begins to run the department in a more efficient manner.

There is little argument among corporate thought leaders that business process outsourcing is the way of the future. If you would like to discuss how an outsourced solution for your localization requirements may help your business prosper, please contact your nearest Translations.com BPO representative.