The 31 August edition of Info Age made note of an impending acquisition of a South African IT “cloud computing” company by a Japanese Telcom. It just so happens that the Telcom (NTT) is Asia’s largest. The South African company is Dimension Data and also provides Cisco products to its market. On the surface, the […]
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Government Introduction of the Immigration Cap
The UK legal sector have recently complained about the new restrictions in UK immigration law. The changes to law have been well publicized and can be viewed by the public and all interested parties at the UK Border Agency’s website (see below). These laws and rules represent a continual and […]
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The New York Times covers a fascinating story on how Japanese companies are outsourcing calls centres abroad in order to save costs. However, the companies used have no other choice other than to hire Japanese staff in order to deal with the clients at the end of the phone. Why? Because they cannot do without […]
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Business generated by Europe’s translation providers and other language teaching services is estimated to have been worth $12bn in 2008, according to research published by the EU last month.
The report, commissioned by the EU’s translation service, said that the language industry is growing faster than any other sector in Europe, with expansion estimated to continue […]
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Everyday items such as T-shirts, socks and jeans, in the jargon of the garment industry—are not normally considered the most exciting part of the business. But they are found in almost every wardrobe. Uniqlo, a successful Japanese firm with big ambitions, has transformed them into a goldmine. Having conquered Japan, it is now taking on […]
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