UK firm Partnertrans has moved their operations centre

Partnertrans moves office

MCV Staff 9th March 2010 Development News

Partnertrans interactive entertainment localisation have moved to Hove, UK.

The company works in all language-based areas of interactive entertainment, including translation, voice recordings, linguistic QA and the creation of language-specific content.

“The move was prompted by several good reasons,” said Iris Ludolf, Partnertrans International Operations Director, “developments during the past year have required a shift in our UK operations that will make us better positioned to access a number of important resources, among them members of the former localisation department of NCSoft, that could prove crucial to the continued growth of our business.”

“The change of location has also enabled us to make considerable operational changes, so that we now can react even more flexibly to the varied needs of our clients.” Ludolf added.

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