It seems unbelievable, but the web, that
little tool that nowadays we use practically for everything –from looking up
word meanings to booking flights, from keeping up with friends to buying
extremely rare items- is only 25 years old. As you can read in this articlefrom The Independent, a young computer engineer named Tim Berners-Lee working
in a physics lab in Switzerland submitted a paper titled “Information
Management: A Proposal” twenty five years ago. In this paper, he introduced to
the world for the first time the HTML language and the HTTP Protocol, both of
which are the base for anything that we check in our internet browsers.
This week marked the web’s 25th
anniversary, and on this occasion, inWhatLanguage took a look back at its own
history as well.
iWL is, after all, a young, internet-based
company: our incredible versatility and worldwide reach comes from the fact
that we use the web to offer our translation services, contact our clients and
deliver high quality, affordable translations. This allows us to save on time
and logistics costs and adapt to the current trends as fast as the times demand
it, thus making us a reliable source for good translations wherever you are,
whenever you need them.
Our website has evolved greatly as well,
offering not only more services, like interpretation, web translation,
transcription or multimedia services, but also a much easier interface and a
very attractive design. We have also entered the massive world of Social Media
such as Facebook, Twitter and Google+, a great way to reach millions of people
who might be interested in our services. Our communities keep growing every day
with lots of awesome new users interested in translation, languages and current
related news.
And we don’t plan on stopping there: from
now on, we will continue to work harder to be more interactive and to provide
our clients with more options to make collaborations even more enjoyable.
After all, our objective hasn't changed in
all of these years: “Building a long-term, growing, sustainable company where
people love the culture and we remain a top choice for global organizations
based on our value proposition:
low-cost, high quality translations, with fast turnaround times and a
commitment to relationship and customer service,” in the words of
inWhatLanguage CEO, Cody Broderick.
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