Overcoming digitization challenges in the credentialing industry

By Ivan Karadzhov

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We thoroughly enjoyed a very interesting and diverse I.C.E. Exchange program in November 2021 and learning about the innovations in our industry. One of our #iceexchange favourite sessions was definitely:

“Strategies to Promote the Value of Your Certification Program”

If certification companies wish to remain competitive in this rapidly changing digital era, credentialing leaders must understand the market needs and the expectation of their target audiences. Promoting the value of your certification to government agencies, employers, professionals and the public by localising your content to the target audience language is essential to remaining relevant in today’s market.

Non native English speakers still prefer content in their native language

If you have any questions for us about translation and localisation but couldn’t attend the I.C.E. Exchange event, then Sue Orchard and Karolina Ndlovu will be happy to hear from you.

You can also schedule a meeting with us via the QR code on the leaflet below.

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