What happened at Lexilab in 2015?

News 2015
Dec 23 2015

The year is now drawing to a close and the time to take stock has come round again. What happened at Lexilab in 2015? Here are some of the highlights of this year:

 

  • We updated the software we use in-house, to ensure we are up-to-date with cutting-edge technology. We have a new management system with an online portal, personalised customer workflow and new automations to speed up repetitive tasks, ensure everything is under control and leave more time to interact with you, our customers.
  • We revamped our website giving it a modern, fresh look to help you find the information you are looking for even more easily. What do you think?
  • We welcomed two trainees: Lorenzo from the Translation and Interpreting Faculty at the University of Trieste and Chiara from the Languages and Communication University in Milan. They contributed actively to the company, working on projects and learning the tools and techniques of trade. We are proud to play our part in training the translators of tomorrow!
  • We added a new member to our in-house team, Hayley, an English mother tongue translator, who works on translations, revisions, terminology and quality management to help provide you with an even better service.
  • We moved offices! We are still in Pordenone but you can now find us in Vicolo del Lavatoio, in a bright, spacious office that stimulates concentration and creativity.
  • We went social! We have created a blog where we post news items, articles of interest and useful advice about translating technical documentation. We have also recently added our Facebook page, another source of information and news to help you keep in touch with us.

The year 2015 has been an important one for us with many achievements, and we are already raring to go, full of energy and enthusiasm for 2016. The new year will bring news and surprises for you too. Stay tuned!

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