Language services provider thebigword has formed a new partnership with Brother International Corporation, offering fast and accurate translations to businesses in the US directly through Brother printer and scanner hardware.
“With thebigword, Brother now delivers extensive scan to translation service on the market to help meet the unique challenges of mid-size businesses,” said Steve Feldstein, Director of B2B Product & Solutions Marketing at Brother. “Multi-function printers and scanners are a critical component to successful workflow, and with Translation Services Powered by thebigword, Brother continues to expand how broad our devices can reach, well beyond the four key functions.”
The worldwide language services sector is growing at an annual rate of 5.52 per cent annually – fueled by an increasingly multi-lingual consumer base and higher demand for goods and services in languages other than English.
Discussing this challenge, thebigword founder and Executive Chairman Larry Gould said, “An increasingly multi-lingual consumer base has always been a challenge for organisations without the resources of government or the big corporates, and increasingly organisations are looking for ways to cater to the demand for products and services not just in English, but in a whole variety of languages. It is essential for those who want to keep ahead of the competition.
“It is fantastic that, working through Translation Services Powered by thebigword, we are now able to help businesses efficiently and cost-effectively meet this challenge and expand their customer base across the globe right from their Brother MFPs and scanners.”
The new scan-to-translate service will securely convert documents into more than 90 languages directly from many Brother Laser All-in-Ones and select standalone scanners. Users can choose between a professional, crowd-sourced, or secure device translation that meets their specific budget and business needs. Setup is easy, there’s no sign-up or subscription costs, and turnaround time is fast without compromising accuracy.
For more information visit http://www.brothertranslations.com.
