Sajan is a leading provider of global language translation
services, supplying clients around the world with the means to seamlessly
expand into any global market. Using the company’s proprietary language
translation management system technology, Transplicity, clients gain access to
a cloud-based tool designed to simplify the translation workflow process
through the use of an industry-leading combination of top-notch performance,
versatility, scalability and cost savings. In April, Sajan improved upon the
marketability of Transplicity by adding a groundbreaking terminology management
feature, which is specially designed to allow users in all locales to preserve
brand identities and messaging through the creation of product-specific
glossaries of terms, ensuring consistent use of branding across all marketing
efforts.
“This terminology management feature is our latest
enhancement to Transplicity, the most personalized and flexible translations
management system on the market,” Stephen Homes, vice president of technology
at Sajan, stated in a news release. “We’ve already received very positive
feedback from our clients, and it paves the way toward even more features we’re
adding down the road.”
As an established player in the language services industry,
Sajan is in a strong position to promote sustainable growth in the years to
come. According to a report by Common Sense Advisory, an independent market
research institute, the worldwide language services market accounted for
approximately $23.5 billion in revenue in 2009, and by 2013, that figure had grown
to just short of $34.8 billion. This rapid growth is expected to continue in
the future, with the market forecast to reach $43 billion in 2016.
In recent months, Sajan has capitalized on the performance
of the market by posting strong financial results. In the first quarter of
2015, the company recorded $7,481,000 in revenues, realizing a 22 percent
year-over-year improvement. These results marked the ninth consecutive quarter
that the company has achieved a double-digit increase in overall revenue.
“I am extremely pleased with our continued revenue growth
and improved profitability,” stated Shannon Zimmerman, chief executive officer
of Sajan. “The spirit of the company remains very high, and we are aggressively
fixated on our objectives. I could not be happier with the great work our
global staff is delivering.”
In June, Sajan built on its recent performance when it
announced the formation of a long-term partnership with Stanley Black &
Decker (SWK) to provide global language translation services. This arrangement
is expected to encompass website content, user manuals, packaging, eLearning
and other vital, brand-specific translations in over 20 different language
pairs.
For prospective investors, Sajan’s recent growth, as well as
the near limitless expansion potential offered by the global language services
market, makes it an intriguing investment opportunity in the coming months.
Look for the company to continue refining and improving its proven technology,
providing a platform upon which to build sustainable shareholder value moving
forward.
For more information, visit www.sajan.com
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