Insights

Eriksen Recertified as a Woman-Owned Business

In the 35 years since our founding, Eriksen Translations has proudly remained an independent, quality-focused firm with a woman at the helm. We are pleased to announce that we have just renewed our certification as a woman-owned business with New York City and the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC).

The Art of Archival Translation

Uncovering the meaning of archival texts and handwritten documents can have immense scholarly value. In this video, we share some meaningful projects involving the transcription and translation of historical, handwritten texts.

Who Needs Professional Translation Services?

Multilingual communications is a priority for a variety of industries. In this article, we list a few of the key types of organizations that use translation.

Eriksen Translations Recognized as One of North America’s Top 30 Language Service Providers

CSA Research, an independent market research firm, has named Eriksen Translations as one of the providers leading the delivery of language services, ranking it among the top 30 LSPs in North America.

Cost of Translation Services

Translation pricing can be confusing to many first-time buyers. In this article, we outline the factors that impact translation costs and provide you with tips to help ensure projects stay within budget.

Best Practices for Accessible Virtual Meetings and Events

Organizations must consider the varied needs of their audiences to ensure that all attendees can understand and participate in online meetings and events. By following some best practices, you can enhance the accessibility of your virtual sessions.

Supplier Diversity Is Key to a Strong, Inclusive Recovery

Many of the characteristics of diverse companies, such as innovation and resilience, are in high demand as we proceed on the road to post-COVID recovery. In this article, we look at the ways supplier diversity can help stimulate our social and economic revitalization.

Why Culturally Sensitive Translation Is Critical in a Public Health Crisis

COVID-19 has shown us just how important it is to disseminate clear, reliable information, and make it available in as many languages as possible.

How Museums Are Adapting Programming to Keep People Engaged During COVID-19

The cultural world has been one of the sectors hit the hardest by COVID-19. While institutions navigate full or partial closures, museums are adapting with resilience, by reenvisioning traditional museum offerings and reinventing the way they interact with the public.

Why Women-Owned Is Good for Business

Women-owned businesses are a significant economic force. In this article, we look at women-owned businesses: their challenges and successes, along with the role they stand to play in our country’s post-COVID recovery.