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Translating languages lets us live together. More than 75,000 Americans work as interpreters and translators.  But not every translator is great. Translation errors are common across the majority of translated texts. Yet you can avoid them.  Why is word-to-word translation not effective? What skills should a translator have? How can a translator convey a sarcastic […]

Telemedicine became a necessity during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, but this convenient method of healthcare isn’t going anywhere. In fact, 83% of patients expect to be able to use telemedicine services even after the pandemic fully ends.  As a healthcare provider, you need to be able to continue offering virtual doctor visits when […]

Where customers go, businesses must follow. Courtesy of the pandemic, customers went online to find replacements for the places they used to shop in person. That means that any businesses without a strong web presence or, even worse, without a website must now follow customers onto the web. That can prove tricky ground for businesses […]

You might not think you need a security alarm system for your home. After all, the crime rate in your neighborhood is pretty low. But what happens if it goes up? You certainly don’t want to be at risk—especially because crimes happen when people are unaware. In today’s blog post, we’re going to go over […]

Internet connectivity problems can strike at any moment. It’s a risk for people relying on the internet for their tasks and other daily activities.  A great example is people working from home. Their jobs require a stable internet connection for productivity. Being reactive about your internet connectivity problems can lead to more setbacks. To avoid such a situation, take […]

Do you run a podcast or hope to produce one? Even if you have the best gear and produce an amazing show, it won’t get you far without a reliable podcast hosting service. Your choice of web host can make or break your chances of getting people who will stick around and listen. Fret not, we’ve […]