VERSACOM’S BLOG
The essential guide to digital content accessibility
The regulatory requirements for digital content accessibility are growing and set out specific deadlines. Making content more accessible is also a wise business strategy. Over 5 million people in Canada have physical, cognitive or other disabilities, such as vision or...
With new Vancouver office, Versacom poised to offer even greater support coast to coast
As one of the top 75 global language service providers, Versacom sets the bar for language services performance, management, security and technology. Versacom and its subsidiary Idem Traduction now have a Vancouver office, in addition to their Montréal head office. At...
Infographic: Francization of your business in Quebec
The Charter of the French Language seeks to make French the normal and everyday language of work for businesses with at least 50 employees in Quebec. At first glance, the process for obtaining a francization certificate can seem a bit abstract, but it really is a lot...
Your strategic multilingual communications: Always essential, especially in challenging times
Strategic and multilingual communications have always been critical to business success. They include employee and stakeholder relations, as well as marketing, public affairs and customer service. Under normal circumstances, their cost is naturally justified. But the...
Versacom’s leadership in Canadian and global language services reaffirmed in 2021
On the heels of a stellar 2020, Versacom continues to draw attention in 2021 thanks to the performance of its highly skilled professionals and finely tuned systems. The major upheavals we’ve seen since early 2020 have left businesses to contend with some truly unique...
How to avoid rush fees in translation
Can’t avoid rush translation requests? At least you can avoid rush fees! Technology has transformed the way we communicate globally, challenging us to process more content than ever. For professional translation agencies, this means delivering consistent quality...
Leverage multilingual communications to attract more local-buying customers during and after the pandemic
Buying local has been a significant trend for a while. More and more consumers are committed to reducing their environmental footprint and supporting their local economy. Products designed, manufactured, distributed and sold by local providers are enjoying growing...
Four components of a multilingual content strategy
With an increasingly globalized marketplace, taking a targeted, customized approach to international marketing is a must, especially when it comes to a multilingual content strategy. More and more, today’s consumers expect online content to be available in their...
A 10-minute primer on how interpretation differs from translation
A great many confuse interpretation and translation. After all, these are two common and essential linguistic services. They are, however, quite different despite their fundamental similarities. In a few short minutes, you’ll know the difference between interpretation...
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