Literatus Μεταφράσεις-Διερμηνείες-Εκδόσεις

Literatus Μεταφράσεις-Διερμηνείες-Εκδόσεις is rated 3 out of 5 in the category translation and localization. Read and write reviews about Literatus Μεταφράσεις-Διερμηνείες-Εκδόσεις. Literatus was founded in 1966 in Thessaloniki by distinguished philologists, qualified translators, editors and other knowledgeable professionals who specialize in European and Balkan languages. Literatus provides top-notch translation and interpreting services to all sectors, including the fields of: • literature • science • economic • legal • technical and • medical translation Literatus works almost exclusively in an electronic environment, such as electronic document management, terminology banks, electronic memory of translated texts, supported by other services, such as terminology, documentation, and informatics. Literatus is also equipped with a reliable database concerning the national economies of various Balkan countries within their legal and statutory framework, a must-have tool for aspiring businessmen, as well as a library of language services and electronic archives. Apart from the Balkan section, Literatus provides its services in numerous European and Non-European languages, by certified and experienced translators and it always encourages young translators with its experience and expertise. In the field of interpretation, Literatus offers consecutive, simultaneous, whispering, and sign-language interpretations as it collaborates with various universities, institutions, schools and translation centres, libraries, private educational establishments and so forth. By 2015, Literatus has expanded its services in the publishing sector with a highly trained team of philologists and editors, and is distinguished for its high quality publications both in hardcopy and e-books, not only in Greece but worldwide. Manager of the Literatus Company is Mr. Stavros Ntagios, renowned historian, Doctor of History in the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, translator of literary texts and interpreter in conferences.