BROADBAND INNOVATION TRANSLATES into ANOTHER WIN for a YOUNG YORKSHIRE BUSINESS

Web-Translations based in Wakefield, started by Daniel Rajkumar 18 months ago straight out of Leeds University, have just scooped the top prize in the national Broadband Britain Challenge 2003. Over the last 6 months Web-Translations have successfully managed to win regional and now the national final as part of the campaign to find the most innovative use of broadband in Britain.

Web-Translations based in Wakefield, started by Daniel Rajkumar 18 months ago straight out of university, have just scooped the top prize in the national Broadband Britain Challenge 2003. Over the last 6 months Web-Translations have successfully managed to win regional and now the national final as part of the campaign to find the most innovative use of broadband in Britain.

Web-Translations specialises in converting websites into foreign languages and providing bespoke translation services. Broadband enables Web-Translations to remain in contact 24/7 with its network of global translators. This speed of communication has enabled Web-Translations to dramatically improve its turnaround time for customer projects says Daniel we have moved the timescale from completing projects from months down to days because of the always on connection that broadband provides, we are now never closed for business".

Daniel states that Broadband enables Web-Translations to communicate with thousands of people all over the world and, combined with his education has allowed him to create a small business straight out of University. He now works with freelance translators all over the world via email, instant messenger and video conferencing". Ref prw01.