Vietnamese Translation Companies

With the expanding global economy, the number of translation companies is constantly growing to meet the demand for translated materials. Vietnamese translation companies are those which are equipped with the necessary people (translators) and tools (translation technology) to handle translation into Vietnamese. If you need Vietnamese translation services, take the time to learn about how your potential Vietnamese translation company is equipped in these areas.

Vietnamese Translators

While some Vietnamese translation companies maintain an in-house team of native Vietnamese speakers, some create a network of off-site translators who they employ on a per-project basis. Both models can result in successful translations, as long as the projects are coordinated and managed properly. In fact, drawing upon the skills of freelance Vietnamese translators can allow a Vietnamese translation company to match projects with translators who have relevant knowledge or experience.

Regardless of where the translators are located, the Vietnamese translation company who employs them should require them to meet the following qualifications:

1. Education: At least a Bachelor's degree, or equivalent degree, in their language.
2. Accreditation: Available through an accrediting organization like the American Translators Association.
3. Professional Development: Generally, more experience means more advanced skills.
4. Technical Skills: Translation memory tools, perhaps desktop publishing applications.

Vietnamese Translation Technology

Vietnamese translation companies should incorporate translation memory (TM) tools (for example, Trados, Déjà Vu, or Catalyst) into their Vietnamese translation workflow. Such tools assist translators in managing terminology and repurposing repeated text for added consistency and efficiency. Depending on the services they offer, your Vietnamese translation company should possess the latest versions of applications for creating and/or editing software, documentation, online help, and Web sites.