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How large organizations buy translation and localization has been evolving over the last few years. The per-project purchasing mode of the past is slowly giving way to corporate procurement practices, characterized by master service agreements, fewer suppliers, and more talk of long-term partnerships. In this report, Common Sense Advisory addresses the major issues involved in this move to mainstream purchasing methods. We also answer many of the questions that organizations buying language services ask us most frequently about prices and related issues of procurement.
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- Author
Donald A. DePalma, Belinda Whittaker
- Categories
Best Practices , Business Globalization, Global, Global Leaders, Technology Vendors, Translation and Localization
- Keywords
Gaming localization, Internationalization, Localization, Multimedia (audio, video, e-learning) localization, Pricing, Procurement, Software localization, Testing and quality assurance, Transcreation, Vendor management, Vendor selection / RFPs, Web globalization
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