BEIJING--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CSOFT International Ltd., a leading provider of multilingual localization, testing, and software development services for the global market, announced today the expansion of its World Headquarters to the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District (CBD). Beijing’s CBD is home to many multinational businesses in China, including over 100 companies on the Fortune 500 list: companies like Cisco, General Motors, Samsung, and Shell — among others — all chose this strategic location to promote international business from China’s growing capital.
“This move marks another important moment in CSOFT’s history. Expanding into the CBD not only represents all of our past achievements, but also our belief in the company’s strong and continued growth going forward,” said Shunee Yee, President and CEO of CSOFT. “Our new headquarters offers a state-of-the-art communications framework that will undoubtedly enhance the excellence of CSOFT’s service. We are pleased to be able to provide such a dynamic environment for our multinational team in China.”
The move to the CBD’s World Financial Centre, with its cutting-edge network infrastructure and facilities, testifies to the company’s commitment to driving technological innovation in the localization and language services industry.
“Our new production environment will foster greater creativity, innovation, and applied problem-solving, consistent with CSOFT’s vision to lead the development of next-generation communications services and technology,” said Carl Yao, Executive Vice President and Head of Global Strategy. “We are also honored to be working side-by-side with top Fortune 500 businesses, and will work hard to maintain this standard.”
In its role as a developer of language technology, CSOFT recently launched one of the fastest growing multilingual social learning networks — TermWiki.com — that enables global users to find, create, share, translate and manage multilingual terminology by industry and target language. The site is rapidly gaining popularity as a highly-structured global information source through the introduction of My Glossary and one of the world’s first language competitions.
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