Translation of "Übersetzungsaufträge" in English

For example, translation jobs can automatically be assigned to a particular employee or service provider.

Normally, your translation order can be processed via e-mail, fax or by post .

In this way, translation tasks can be processed even more efficiently, while keeping the text consistency under control.

I carry out the following translations myself:

We provide written translations reliably and promptly, in all possible language combinations.

Place, monitor, review and approve translation orders on our secure online platform.

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Send any work to be translated”.

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I execute your translating orders carefully, on schedule, with competence, precision and discretion.

Some even already have prospective translation contracts.

Day after day, translation orders with highly sensitive information are sent worldwide.

It also introduced an application called Suivi, used to manage translation requests.

You will receive translation jobs and correspondence by email, our RSS feed or on your Scrybs dashboard.

Previously, the coordination of translation tasks and the exchange of files had required a lot of manual work.

The editors can send translation requests, coordinate the results, and publish the texts on the web.

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All Ad Hoc-Centar’s translation services are provided in a professional top-quality manner within the shortest time possible.

Our translation management platform, STREAM, allows you to keep track of all of your translation jobs.

Your tasks include the responsible distribution of incoming translation assignments as well as the coordination of extensive translation projects.

A significant proportion of translation requests are, however, not governed by the translation guidelines adopted by each institution, and no institution has a clear and coherent procedure for requesting translations.

Because of the uneven spread of demand over the year or temporary insufficient internal capacity for the EU-10 languages, the European institutions outsource some translations to freelance translators.

In 2010, the EESC was responsible for 54% of requests (compared to 60% previously) and the CoR 45% (40% previously).

The vast majority of translations is done internally and in case of activity peaks beyond the normal capacity of translation units, translation work is outsourced to the Translation Centre (CTOU) or to freelance agencies.

A pilot phase of a computerised management program for external translations (Trèe) started towards the end of the s.

It was also planned to increase the proportion of freelanced work from � to �, with DGT nevertheless continuing to bear full responsibility.