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News Release from: Lloyd International Translations
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 04 August 2006
Increased stake in the global
translation industry
Lloyd International increases its stake in the global translation industry, with sales increasing by an impressive 62% over the same period in 2005
Achieving record results for the first half year 2006, Lloyd International increased sales by an impressive 62% over the same period in 2005 as the company increases its stake in the global translation industry Already this year Lloyd International has become a preferred supplier for a global manufacturer of construction machinery
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 21 Sep 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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Focusing on providing a full translation and Desktop Publishing service for operator and service manuals the company is currently translating into over 20 languages.
Lloyd International also has a strengthened position in the digital print industry by attaining preferred supplier status for all marketing communications for a digital technology giant, translating into all major European languages.
Lloyd International has also enhanced their reputation for translations on scientific instrumentation, turning around a 300,000-word publication in under 12 weeks.
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The translation processes at Lloyds have become more streamlined with the Technical Department developing macros to batch process bulk numbers of XLIFF files to ensure only the specified text is localised.
This continued success has required sustained growth within the business, seeing the appointment of several new staff members, notably: Paul Renehan joins LIT as Managing Director, allowing founder Mike Lloyd to take up the position of Company Chairman.
Paul brings with him a wealth of experience from within the localisation sector.
Looking to the future Paul comments that "We have the opportunity to build on and expand our value-added, cost-effective and customer-oriented services.
The high calibre, expertise and experience of our employees will ensure we remain the supplier of choice for discerning clients".
Sarah Jessop takes up the challenge of Vendor Manager, being the focal point for the recruitment, development and mentoring of partner vendors to ensure they reflect the quality and experience expected of Lloyd International.
Sarah will also be responsible for the vendor gateway, facilitating 24/7 accessibility.
Investment in the latest technologies, increasing quality processes and expanding the client reach globally have been key to the Lloyd International success.
It is an exciting time for Lloyd International, who continue to provide quality technical translation in key industries such as electronics, software, mechanical engineering, healthcare, digital technology, automotive and construction.
For more information on our translation services please contact Jill Fifoot.
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