Goals
KHIP, a Cairo-based intellectual property law firm, aimed to enhance its translation services by adopting advanced technology. Their primary goal was to deliver precise, efficient, and high-quality translations tailored to clients’ legal and technical needs.
Challenges
KHIP faced challenges with maintaining consistency and accuracy across complex translation projects. Managing version control, especially for legal and technical content, proved difficult. Tight deadlines further highlighted the need for a robust solution to improve their workflows.
Results
Since implementing memoQ, KHIP achieved a 30% productivity boost, a 25% improvement in translation quality, and a 20% reduction in turnaround times. Additionally, operational costs decreased by 15%, enabling KHIP to offer more competitive services to clients.
“memoQ has revolutionized our translation workflow. Its intuitive interface and robust features have significantly improved our productivity and quality. We can now handle more projects efficiently and deliver exceptional results to our clients.”
Sherif Youssef
Head of Project Management at KHIP
Overcoming Complex Localization Challenges
One of KHIP’s greatest achievements with memoQ was delivering a large-scale localization project for a multinational client. The project involved intricate technical content, and memoQ played a crucial role in its success, ensuring timely delivery and client satisfaction.
Advancing Translation Efficiency
memoQ TMS has redefined how KHIP manages translation projects. Its user-friendly interface and powerful features have provided a centralized translation solution for collaboration, and project management. Segmentation and translation memory features have also been particularly valuable in maintaining consistency and reducing translation time. With memoQ, KHIP improved accuracy and optimized project workflows. They continue to consistently deliver high-quality results, solidifying their reputation in the market.
About KHIP
KHIP is dedicated to providing comprehensive intellectual property and translation services. With a commitment to excellence, KHIP employs a unique project management system that ensures timely and cost-efficient completion of demanding projects. Their services include IP prosecution and litigation as well as translation services catering specifically to the diverse needs of their clients.
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