Some of us are guilty of going a bit overboard with Christmas shopping, while others are much more economical. Ever thought how our European neighbours’ habits compare to our own? Our new infographic looks at consumer e-commerce trends across Europe including who starts shopping first, who spends most, and mobiles sales trends.
Adapting your website to other countries and cultures can be a challenging task, but well worth it when it is done properly. Here we highlight some common problems that can occur from website translation and localisation when the process isn’t completed properly.
Small screens are becoming big business in relation to overall web traffic. Last quarter over 40% of organic searches were made on mobile devices, according to digital marketing agency RKG, and Cnet reports that 22% of all transactions on Cyber Monday were also made via mobiles. It’s fair to say then that mobile users now expect websites to be prioritised for their devices. Therefore, tailoring your site’s navigation accordingly is essential for the mobile-using market.
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Yesterday we released a new version of our translation management platform, Coach. While we made many significant improvements to the system, the main changes we delivered were based on feedback from our clients, to make managing their translations even more efficient and effective – we’re now giving them more control over their projects.
Metal working has existed for thousands of years, but today’s foundries are increasingly high-tech operations. Foseco, a global leader in foundry technology, is dedicated to developing innovative solutions and high quality products to help them work more efficiently.
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If you’ve only got a few days in London, Paris or New York, how can you make sure you see as much as possible without blowing your budget?
Think of Fujifilm, and the first thing that springs to mind is likely to be cameras. But as well as being the world’s largest photographic and imaging company, Fujifilm also carries out research in medicine, life sciences and other high-tech areas.
