Objective: Your Silicon Valley business wants to expand business operations overseas by marketing to international clients. You need to train your multilingual employees to increase their technical know-how and sales skills. You have corporate messages to send to your employees worldwide.  Perhaps you are a high-tech Web media company, a Silicon Valley bank dealing with international clients and transactions, or an international law firm dealing in patents, trademarks and copyrights, private equity, venture capital, and commercial litigation. For clients working in biotechnology & biotechnologies research, medical devices, surgical systems, semiconductors & semiconductors memory and equipment, fiber optic components, entertainment, design, consumer publishing, social gaming entertainment software, business information, and consumer information technology, they all market to prospective international buyers and investors in the most interesting forums and conferences.

Monterey Language Services feels fortunate to have contributed to the success of many of these types of conferences for our Silicon Valley clients. We particularly enjoy interpreting in a forward-thinking and bustling region like Silicon Valley.  To be continued…

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Siri, Apple’s new iPhone 4S app, is still struggling with picking up dialects and its ability to recognize language, so this application is long in the works. 

New technologies come up almost every day with ways to make life easier and more efficient, but may not cover the entire subject. For example, in the case of the new translation services the iPhone application Siri is looking to provide, they only offer services in six languages and dialects, American English, British English, Australian English, French, German and Japanese.

Here’s how the new translation technology is set to work, from the technology blog pcworld.com:

“The voice commands are recorded by the iPhone and then shipped to the cloud for interpretation. For example, when in Paris, a user’s iPhone could offer a translation to: “Quelle est la date d’aujourd’hui” and in response the user could reply in English, with the other person’s Siri translating the answer into their own language. The iPhone could use the GPS location to speed up translation by defaulting to the most likely language.”

Monterey Language Services can provide a more diversified translation experience with the highest quality. Monterey Language Services has access to over 10,000 translators and interpreters, offering translation and interpretation services for 175 languages and dialects to clients around the world. This broad range is sure to meet the needs of any who use the service. 

The fight with new technologies is usually about quality or quantity, but Monterey Language Services has them beat in both.