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In 2025, two executive orders changed the federal government's approach to language access compliance. Executive Order 14224 designated English as the official U.S. language and revoked the longstanding executive order supporting language access for peopl

Boostlingo and Interprefy compete most directly in multilingual meetings and events. Both offer remote simultaneous interpretation, AI speech translation, captions, integrations, and support for virtual, onsite, and hybrid events. For highly complex, high

You're evaluating phone interpreting providers while carrying the weight of a decision that could affect patient safety, your budget, and your professional reputation. It's exhausting. Most organizations start the same way: comparing language coverage, in

"We have mental health counselors on our site who all they do is talk," an operations leader told us recently, describing a benefits program her company runs across 10 locations. "There's not much testing, like 'Raise your arm.' So there's a lot of talkin

A benefits conversation should take 15 minutes. When an employee speaks limited English, it can take an hour, and both people still leave unsure of what was decided. One HR director described the pattern on her frontline team simply: "There has been a dis

If you're a professional interpreter, you've probably already experimented with AI in one way or another, whether with a dedicated app, a browser extension, or a chatbot you already use for other things. These tools can also be hyper-charged research assi

"In some areas, people tend to use family members," a hospital administrator told us recently, describing how her staff sometimes handle patients who don't speak English. "We know that that's just not appropriate in hospital settings. We want to make sure

Interpretation can make or break your multilingual event. A nonprofit event organizer we spoke with had done everything right for her community town hall. She booked interpreters, rented equipment, and lined up a Spanish channel for the attendees who need

"I've got to be honest with you. What if the AI interpreter tells the person the wrong medicine?" a healthcare administrator asked us that on a call last week. That is the perfect question to start with, and many share this concern. In fact, our new AI in