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Milestone Localization, ISO 13485, 17100 & 9001 certified, translation and localization agency specializing in Life Sciences, Manufacturing, and eLearning, announced the launch of its revamped website at www.milestoneloc.com.

Milestone Localization announces Cavya.ai, an AI-powered platform built exclusively for translation and localization teams. The platform features three automation tools designed to eliminate manual work in translation project preparation.

Designed to assist organizations in expanding their eLearning reach, this free eBook provides expert insights into localizing Articulate courses while maintaining instructional quality and learner engagement.

Milestone Localization is proud to announce that it has achieved the ISO 9001:2015 certification, a globally recognized standard for quality management systems. This milestone  the company’s commitment to upholding quality standards.

Designed to assist companies in elevating their global training programs through effective localization, the free eBook offers simple and practical strategies for cost-saving localization strategies for global training.

The guide offers a comprehensive overview of the EU MDR’s stipulated requirements, addressing the challenges manufacturers might encounter during the translation process and presenting solutions offered by translation service providers.

The platform has been developed as a one-stop solution to help thousands of linguists and content creators across the world find work across multiple domains and to streamline the vendor application, approval, and payment process.

The survey report sheds light on the experiences of freelancers in the language industry and their outlook on the impact of technological advancements on their profession. The survey was conducted to gain deeper insights into their work-life.

Hinglish is a blend of words and scripts from English and Hindi. It involves extensive code-switching, wherein speakers frequently switch between the two languages. The switching is however so ingrained that Hindi speakers often do not realise that they are using foreign words in their speech.