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In our recent blog posts, we’ve looked at how the price of translation is calculated and how investing in translation brings value to businesses looking to expand globally. We showed that when it’s done well, translation is a precious asset to a growing business.

Language adapts itself to many tones, styles, formats and lexicons. It is as flexible as all the meanings humans try to communicate. For novels and poetry, language can be ornate, figurative or metaphoric; academic writing is often intense, technical and erudite; humoristic texts might be laced with ‘double entendres’, wordplay or sarcasm.

Embarking on an SAP translation project may be necessary for several reasons. If your business is growing into new markets, translation could be needed to comply with local regulations, to enable your regional teams to work more easily in your SAP system and to ensure standardisation across all your business locations.

When the founders of text&form set out on their journey to provide innovative and sophisticated language services in 1996, the goal was always to bring customers unmatched value. With their unique combination of technical prowess and in-depth linguistic knowledge, text&form quickly demonstrated a knack for translating complex SAP projects. Thus began a relationship that has thrived for over twenty years and counting.