Globalisation is a source of opportunities.
 
Greek > French: 23 translator
Romanian > French: 41 translator
Russian > French: 46 translator
English > French: 800 translator
Portuguese > French: 59 translator
Flemish > French: 24 translator
Dutch > French: 72 translator
Polish > French: 21 translator
Spanish > French: 218 translator
German > French: 260 translator
Italian > French: 113 translator
Arabic > French: 32 translator
Dutch > German: 68 translator
Flemish > German: 22 translator
Portuguese > German: 73 translator
French > German: 275 translator
English > German: 877 translator
Japanese > German: 29 translator
Ukrainian > German: 25 translator
Bosnian > German: 24 translator

Specific advantages derived from operating in a global market seem to be exploitable only by large translation agencies unless Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) can find an organisational solution allowing them to cope with global business opportunities.
Russian > German: 97 translator
Turkish > German: 33 translator
Danish > German: 33 translator
Romanian > German: 36 translator
Chinese > German: 20 translator
Greek > German: 34 translator
Slovak > German: 25 translator
Croatian > German: 39 translator
Slovenian > German: 28 translator
Swedish > German: 30 translator
Bulgarian > German: 30 translator
Arabic > German: 34 translator
Czech > German: 42 translator
Italian > German: 173 translator
Polish > German: 52 translator

In the European experience, regional clusters of translators have turned into competitive advantage a peculiar - both at once competitive and co-operative - relationship, strongly based on geographical proximity and on cultural affinity.
 
Spanish > German: 235 translator
Serbian > German: 32 translator
Finnish > German: 23 translator
Hungarian > German: 28 translator
Norwegian > German: 24 translator