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Legal Aid Board Renews Contract

eTeams is delighted to announce that our contract with the Legal Aid Board has been extended for a further two years.  eTeams has been supplying translation and interpreting services in ...

Latest | eTeams | Wednesday, 9 June 2010 | Hits: 961

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EN15038:2006 Certification

eTeams is proud to announce that we are now fully EN15038:2006 certified throughout our whole company. EN15038 is a quality standard specifically written for the Translation industry and published by the ...

Latest | eTeams | Tuesday, 30 March 2010 | Hits: 1424

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New Contract Award

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Dublin Airport Authority plc (DAA) has selected eTeams to be its preferred language partner. The DAA  is an airport management company with over 3,600 employees and a turnover in excess of €620 ...

Latest | Administrator | Friday, 13 November 2009 | Hits: 3026

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EN15038:2006 Certification

eTeams is proud to announce that we are now fully EN15038:2006 certified throughout our whole company.

EN15038 is a quality standard specifically written for the Translation industry and published by the European Committee for Standardisation.  Translation Service providers may choose self-declaration that they have applied this standard or undergo third party certification.

eTeams chose to demonstrate conformance through formal certification by an auditing body, rather than through the informal approach offered by self-declaration.  

Nana Luke, eTeams Managing Director commented “This is a significant quality standard and we are delighted to have achieved full certification”.

Luke continued “Too often quality is emphasised by language providers not prepared to undergo formal third-party certification across their whole company, relying rather on certification for part of their company and/or self-declaration. By comparison, we consider full certification through a external auditing body the only way forward”.

Notably, this standard is being used by the European Union as a quality benchmark in its tender specifications. 

 

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