Cascio said Far East accounts make up about 50 percent of Translation Groups' business, mostly Japanese. According to its annual report, Chinese is also expected to become a significant language for the firm. And its client list reads like a Who's Who of the Fortune 500 hardware and software companies including Microsoft, Novell, Oracle, ADP, Compaq, as well as commercial clients like Caterpillar. And then there is Julius Cherny, founder and partner of Mottola Cherny and Associates, a financial, organizational and systems consulting firm. Cherny also has a company that has filed for a patent on an automated document translation process that is expected to be Translation Group's secret weapon in its quest to establish the firm as an industry leader and help it capture a larger market share.
Someone builds a product and they ship it all over.
What we hope to do is smooth out the process for them, make them intelligent. Translation Group is in the process of negotiations to acquire Cherny's company and his automated documentation translation process. According to Cascio, he will be named president and CEO of the company's BTS subsidiary. Earliest info on new businesses, homeowners Sales Prospecting Center Real info, real opportunities. Hire Philadelphia Fill an opening, find a job Internet Directory Local businesses on the web Merchant Services Start accepting credit cards online.