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Volume 53, February 2007 |
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Goods and services are crossing borders faster than ever thanks to advances
in technology, established trade agreements, and ever-improving business
processes. In this issue, Global Communicator explores the impact of globalization on supply chain and resources for selecting suppliers.
This issue’s featured language is Korean. Find out more about the language origins and tips for doing business in South Korea.
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Manufacturing
The world economy today is going through a revolution – one driven by technology. Anybody can reach anybody else, information can flow to and from almost anywhere or anyone. But the implications, in terms of competitiveness, are very important because it means that borders are getting thinner, and most industries are operating in the context of global supply chains.
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Korean
Korean is spoken by about 70 million people. Although most speakers of Korean live on the Korean Peninsula and its adjacent islands, more than 5 million are scattered throughout the world. Koreans speak their own language, Hangeul, developed by King Sejong of the Joseon Kingdom in 1443.
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The Global Communicator has signed on as a media sponsor for the 8th Annual Multicultural Healthcare Market Development & Outreach event in May 2007 in Brunswick, New Jersey.
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Request one of our useful, easy-to-follow tip sheets for translation services across a variety of industries, including legal, healthcare, medical devices, and more.
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Featured Industry:
Financial
Featured Language:
Czech
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