LinguaNext Technologies sets up Japanese subsidiary

Its language conversion tool can be switched on or off at user level, allowing customers to run mixed-language installations

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BS Reporter Pune
Last Updated : Sep 17 2014 | 10:33 PM IST
Pune based language localisation software solution company LinguaNext Technologies has started its operations in Japan and set up LinguaNext Japan KK, its first overseas subsidiary.

“Japan is a strategic market for LinguaNext – there are many world-class companies there using English-language software who will benefit from being able to run those applications in Japanese for their employees. In addition many Japanese companies have operations in Asia Pacific countries and other regions where they will be able to run their business software in the local language of those countries,” said LinguaNext CEO and co-founder, Jagdish Sahasrabudhe.

The LinguaNext language conversion tool can be switched on or off at user level, allowing customers to run mixed-language installations and giving end users within a single organization the flexibility to select the language they need. This allows customers to run a single instance of each software application across multiple countries or even globally, leading to lower IT infrastructure and support costs.

David Crouch, CEO and representative director, LinguaNext Japan said,  “Using LinguaNext’s language adaptors, those Japanese software providers will be able to offer their solutions to customers in multiple languages and sell their solutions in new overseas markets.”

The LinguaNext language conversion tool can be switched on or off at user level, allowing customers to run mixed-language installations and giving end users within a single organization the flexibility to select the language they need.

This allows customers to run a single instance of each software application across multiple countries or even globally, leading to lower IT infrastructure and support costs.

Crouch added, "Separately, we already secured a major order from SAP to create a Japanese language version of their Afaria mobile enterprise management tool. It is the only accredited SAP 'Endorsed Business Solution' Partner - outside the Americas or Europe to receive this certification."
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First Published: Sep 17 2014 | 8:55 PM IST

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