Since localization projects are always massive and often have short turn-around periods, a sophisticated and consistent quality management process must be adopted to meet quality control requirements. We developed our own quality management process based on the LISA QA model, ISO 9000 and other translation standards.
Effective translation bridges the gap between cultures, not merely words. To make a product truly international it must appear and function as a native product, specific to the target locale. This requires more than a straight translation. It requires several steps that examine the project from various viewpoints.
Jingdiantrans Translation employs an impressive team of dedicated project managers who attentively oversee your project through all its phases. Jingdiantrans Translation' project managers handle project scheduling, reporting, archiving, invoicing and ensure on-time delivery.
From the outset, our project managers strive to understand your products and organization in order to fully meet your requirements. Our goal is a long-lasting, mutually beneficial vendor-client partnership.
Jingdiantrans Translation' project managers follow strict monitoring guidelines, and are encouraged to tailor their strategy to each client's specific needs and objectives. Their goal is to deliver your project on budget, on time, and to your satisfaction.
Before Translation
For software, scientific, technical, medical and pharmacological translation the use of standard, or specifically approved glossaries is especially important.
During The Translation
During the translation process translators are aided by an array of tools to ensure consistency of the translated texts. The glossary specific for a project, and other references (standard glossaries, dictionaries and on-line data bases) are made available to translators in several formats:
After The Translation (QC)
At the end of the translation, each text is comprehensively proofread and checked especially with respect to:
Specific Revisions
Upon special request by the client, it is possible to submit the translation for review by a specialist in the field (university professor, professional, physician, engineer, journalist, etc) who is capable of verifying that the translations matches the specific field requirements, technically and linguistically.
Quality Control (QA)
Before delivery to client, and after all the proofreading performed during translation processes, final inspection is carried out based on the guidelines published by LISA (Localization Industry Standards Association), which generates series of matrices (based on sampled and spot analyses) which produces a final score. The final score supplies an objective and quantitative indication of translation quality.
See our diagram below, which illustrates the entire process of a typical localization project.