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Translation project illustrate in 3 course objectives:1. Understand the difference between a translator and a project manager.2. Became Familiar with the different tasks involved in project management.3. Identify the importance of project management in the overall quality perceived by clients.There are 4 module in this content:Module 1: Project planningModule 2: Cost managementModule: Team managementModule: Quality Management A translation project begins with a Request for Quotation and commissioning. At this point, the project manager receives a bid for translating a particular item (some advertising material, a user's handbook, an instruction leaflet, a web site, etc.), and the immediate action is to define client's needs, evaluate internal and external constraints that may affect the project's life cycle, and evaluate alternatives and options. This is usually known as the feasibility study and its main purpose is to gather information on all parties interested in the project--the stakeholders--so that the project manager has a clear idea of the environment where the project will evolve and how those affect the latter. Stakeholders are your client's requirements, your own company's organization structure, market requirements, competitors, new technology, rules, and regulations or the economic cycle, to name but a few. These have to be adequately handled if the translation is to be satisfactorily completed and delivered.
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