---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Vendor Management Seminar Las Vegas, USA July 23 to July 24, 2010.
The 4th Vendor Management Seminar for LSPs will once again gather vendor managers from the industry to share their experience and challenges in an open discussion environment. Like the previous events, the agenda covers topics that help vendor managers improve their recruiting processes and guarantee the selection of quality providers.
Celebrating our 10th Anniversary, Rosario Traducciones y Servicios invited fellow translators, editors, clients and friends to a special cocktail and dance party. A single picture's worth a thousand words.
Delsurtranslations opened a new office in the city of Alta Gracia, Argentina, which concentrates all project management activities.
The main offices are still located in the city of Córdoba, Argentina.
After the crisis of the end of 2008, the company continued growing in many aspects, including infrastructure and staff.
Virginia Minhondo and Angélica Pérez, Delsurtranslations’ partners, have high expectations about the company growth for 2010.
Members of the Delsurtranslation’s team celebrating the Translators’ Day.
Spanish Express welcomes Micaela Rivarola, Carlos's daughter, to the Managing Board of Spanish Express. She will participate actively in the company to continue her father´s work and keep up with the high quality standards and efficiency that have always distinguished the company.
Leading industry experts, strategists and true decision makers will get together in the region that was the least affected by the global economic crisis.
In April 2010, we will be waiting for you in Búzios, a nice little town with 25 picture-perfect beaches near Rio de Janeiro. As a prominent figure in our industry, you will have the chance to:
Learn from marketing experts how to reach 570 million consumers.
Listen to lessons learned from peers, partners and competitors.
Get advice on best practices when localizing for Latin America (and yes, we will even talk about different flavors of Spanish and the new Portuguese spelling)
Come and see what major brands like The Coca-Cola Company, McDonald's Corporation, VMware, Xerox and CEVA Logistics have been doing to conquer this market, where people are not only happy and beautiful, but increasingly rich and influential.
The region continues to grow and attract investments every day. Could it be because its population is coming out of poverty and starting to buy cell phones, computers, software and appliances? We already know the answer. If you don't, then stop and... Think Latin America!
This is an event by invitation only. Save the date, check your passport and apply for a visa right now. Unless you are living la vida loca, you will not want to miss it!
Linguists, project managers, vendor
managers, company owners... we all
have different roles and positions
in this industry but we are part of
the same process to produce the same
end result.
10 Reasons to attend the 6th L&TC
1. Because, regardless of where
you stand right now, the 6th Language & Technology Conference is a one-of-a-kind opportunity to
look at all the different tasks in
this process from different
perspectives and to network with
your peers.
2. Because, whether you are a vendor or
you recruit vendors, you'll learn
from eye opening experiences, best
practices and methods during
pre-conference seminars and
conference presentations.
3. Because you offer localization
services and you want to build the
skills that will make you a
preferred vendor.
4. Because you're a project manager and
you need to be familiar with tools
and technologies to manage both
translation and localization
projects.
5. Because you know machine translation
is here to stay and you want to be
prepared to become part of the new
model. We'll get together to discuss
the benefits, the impact and the
changes MT will bring to our working
lives.
6. Because it is said that crisis means
opportunity in times of danger and
we'll find out what opportunities
the global economic crisis creates
for Argentina, Latin America, and
the industry in general.
7. Because you translate health care
documentation for the USA and you
need to understand the changes in
health care with the new
administration and the
recently-enforced state and federal
regulations your clients have to
comply with.
8. Because it's impossible to learn,
buy and use all of the technology
available and Bob Donaldson will help you draw
a customized roadmap for you.
9. Because IMTT has been organizing top
notch events for the language
industry for years and you just
can't miss this great program.
10. Because this is the perfect site for
powerful networking since you wake
up until you go to bed.
As if
you needed more reasons to spend
three stimulating days with
colleagues in a great venue!
Register now and enjoy the early
bird discounted rates by Monday
March 16.
Santiago,
Chile
September 25 to September 26, 2008
Vendor Managers and owners of translation
companies discuss strategies for improving
resource utilization.
On September
25-26, 2008, IMTT held the Second Vendor Management Seminar where
vendor managers and localization companies from
Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Guatemala, Italy, the US,
and Germany shared experiences and knowledge in the
quiet neighborhood of Providencia, in Santiago,
Chile.
Time and Money, Managing HR Relations Effectively,
QA Issues with Vendors, Penalties, Negotiation, QA
Tools, Creating a Vendor Management Department,
Evaluation, Feedback, Keeping Good Vendors,
Professionalism, QA, Recruiting, Results, and Vendor
Quality Management were the main topics in the
agenda.
On
November 17-20, 2008, Localization World held the Localization Latin America Conference where
companies from Latin America, Europe and the
USA shared experiences and knowledge on
Localization in the Tango-thematic Abasto
Plaza Hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Project Management, Tools, Health Care, DTP,
Different Flavors of Spanish, QA,
Coopetition and Terminology Management were
some of the topics in the agenda.