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This year marks the seventh year that Common Sense Advisory has published estimates of the size of the language services market and its compound annual growth rate. Each time, we publish more detail than the year before, and 2012 is no exception. In addition to publishing rankings for nine different geographies (Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe, Latin America, North America, and Oceania), we have expanded our global ranking to include the top 100 language service providers (LSPs).Why did we double the size of our ranking in 2012?
As a side note, each year we are asked why certain companies are not listed. As we explain in detail in our methodology FAQs, we are aware of many LSPs with revenue that would qualify them to be included, but our ranking, like the Inc. 500 and most other such rankings, is completely voluntary in nature. In other words, we don’t force companies, which are mostly privately held, to provide us with their financial details, and we do not publish them without their permission. So, how big is the industry in 2012, and how fast is it growing? The brief, available here for free download (no registration required), provides those details and more. This brief is an extract from a much larger study, “The Language Services Market: 2012,” our annual report on the state of the industry. For those who missed the chance to participate this year, please make sure to sign up to participate in future surveys.
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