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Perspectives from Nisar Nikzad
The CEO and President of Translation Excellence writes on language access policy, government procurement, AI and data security, and where the language industry is heading.
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Interpreting
Halloween Attractions Often Miscommunicate Safety Rules to Tourists
Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for travelers looking for unique experiences. From haunted houses and frightening escape rooms to themed… -
Language
Language Interpretation Services for Parent-Teacher Meetings | Improving Family Communication
Parent-teacher meetings are one of the most important moments in a child’s education. They are where families learn how their child is progressing, where teachers share… -
Translation
How AI Translation Tools Threaten Data Security for Firms
AI translation tools have made it possible to translate a document in seconds. Paste in a contract, an email, or a medical report, and a readable… -
Language
What ATA 2026 Trends Mean for U.S. Language Companies
The language services industry is entering a major period of change, and the American Translators Association (ATA) remains an important voice in understanding where the profession… -
Interpreting
Interpreting Indigenous Languages in U.S. Courts: Key Gaps
Clear communication is essential to a fair legal process. Every person involved in a court proceeding must be able to understand questions, instructions, testimony, legal arguments,… -
Interpreting
Why NDEAM 2026 Will Demand More CART and ASL Interpreters
Every October, organizations across the United States recognize the contributions of workers with disabilities and promote greater awareness of disability inclusion in the workplace. National Disability… -
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Interpreting
CART vs. Closed Captioning: The Legal Difference Under ADA
Accessibility has become an essential part of communication in government agencies, educational institutions, healthcare organizations, businesses, and public events. As organizations continue expanding both in-person and… -
Language
How Gov Procurement Will Reshape Language Services by 2026
Government agencies communicate with millions of people every day. Whether delivering healthcare information, legal notices, public safety updates, education resources, immigration services, or community outreach programs,… -
Translation
Text to Video to Interactive | Translation Trends U.S. Brands 2026
Digital communication has evolved far beyond traditional written content. Consumers now interact with brands through websites, videos, mobile applications, interactive product demonstrations, social media experiences, online… -
Translation
Election 2026: Why Multilingual Voting Materials Matter
As Election 2026 approaches, governments, election officials, and community organizations are preparing to ensure every eligible voter has equal access to the voting process. One of… -
Interpreting The Hidden Cost of Misinterpretation in Immigration Courts
Immigration courts play a critical role in determining the future of individuals seeking to live, work, reunite with family members, or seek protection in the United… -
Language Why Local Governments Need CART & ASL for Public Meetings
Public meetings are one of the most important ways local governments communicate with their communities. City councils, county boards, planning commissions, school boards, and other public…
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