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The Web Just Doesn’t Seem to Have a Really Accurate Translation Tool – Yet!

by ZircoDATA Marketing
May 19, 2015
Accurate Transaltion

The World Wide Web is an international tool found in just about every corner of the Earth. It unites family and friends who may be forced to live apart through its social networking sites. It holds forums on just about every discussable topic. It provides the latest news and sports. It offers a marketplace for the buying and selling of goods and services. It offers space for dedicated websites to inform and educate people from the best diets to the most interesting place to visit. In fact, there isn’t much on the Web that it isn’t offered.

Online computerized translation tools do not have the ability to account for language nuances and tend to offer literal translations and not figurative while regurgitating word-for-word substitutions without taking into consideration appropriate word usage, style and tone. Using a computerized language translator could prove expensive for a business if the language translations are not corrected before releasing them. There is the phrase that gets passed through the business community from time to time and that is “Unable to Read -Won’t Buy”!

Obtaining an accurate translation in many languages means taking on a certified translator though a translation services available in Australia. Certifications are not all the same but translation services may include business document translation services and legal document translation services. There are no truly accurate professional translators available online.

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ATC

The Municipal Association of Victoria’s Procurement program helps councils' source trusted suppliers that meet high standards for quality, compliance, and value. As a certified supplier, we are approved to provide professional translation services to local governments across Victoria.
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ISO 17100

ISO 17100 certification is an international quality standard for translation services. It ensures that certified providers use qualified translators, follow strict revision processes, and meet defined project management and confidentiality requirements. Choosing an ISO 17100-certified service means you're getting professional, consistent, and quality-assured translations that meet global best practices.
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NAATI

NAATI certification is the official accreditation for translators in Australia, issued by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters. It is required as most Australian government departments only accept translations completed by NAATI-certified professionals to ensure accuracy, authenticity, and compliance with official standards.