In mid-2017, CB Multilingual moved into new, larger offices in Feldmeilen, with beautiful views over Lake Zurich. Inspired by our natural surroundings, we are committed to continue offering you impressive services combined with a high degree of professionalism and enthusiasm. At the same time, we have also undergone a rebranding process, refreshing our logo. With a nod to the ferry that plies its trade across the “Zürisee”, the old cloverleaf pattern has been given a twist to become a ship’s propeller, signifying the dynamic nature and flexibility of our approach. We have chosen red and gold as corporate colours to emphasise the passion we have for our work, and our commitment to provide the highest calibre of service. Our website has been redesigned to support the latest mobile devices, and is clearer and more intuitive to use. Please do pay a visit and contact us to let us know your opinion!

As part of a major project for one of our clients, CB Multilingual has been handling multilingual content for publication on the web. We have prepared the files from the TYPO 3 content management system (CMS) for processing in our computer-assisted translation tool. This allows us to translate the content while protecting the internal CMS code allowing the client to import the translation directly back into the server. Any content that has already been translated can be reused, ensuring that wording of the client’s message is consistent across the web platform. We are happy to share our approach with you. Please contact us for further information

Our Managing Director Silvia Cerrella Bauer was a guest speaker at the FIT World Congress 2017 in Brisbane, Australia, where she presented a paper on the challenges associated with managing terminology projects. If you are planning or about to start a review of your corporate language and are interested in how to effectively build up your corporate vocabulary, please get in touch! We will be delighted to assist you.

Silvia Cerrella Bauer, Managing Director of CB Multilingual, was invited to lead the SDL Language Technologies webinar “Making the business case for terminology management”. The webinar looked at the example of a business that has reduced costs and improved the user experience of its software applications through a focused approach to terminology. Watch the recorded webinar here to find out more about this fascinating topic. And if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us.