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Ha ha. Thanks again for the feedback Mr. or Ms. A...

2009-08-24T11:22:04.080-07:00

Ha ha. Thanks again for the feedback Mr. or Ms. Anonymous. Yes, this was a much earlier post.

I agree. It appears you are correct in labeling STOPS a client, not an LSP.

PLEASE stop calling Stops an LSP on your blog. Th...

2009-08-24T08:35:46.345-07:00

PLEASE stop calling Stops an LSP on your blog. This is the 2nd blog of yours I've seen that does this. Perhaps this entry was posted before the one that I commented earlier on, but Stops is NOT an LSP. They are a worker's compensation insurance company that hires LSP's to do interpreting for LEP's hurt at work. They're not an LSP; they're an LSP's CLIENT.

Hello "Anonymous." Thanks for looking at that. J...

2009-06-18T07:42:50.788-07:00

Hello "Anonymous." Thanks for looking at that. JTC's English site says they have 800 translators and interpreters, but there does not appear to be any indication that those are all in house. Because they list only 15 employees, it actually appears that those translators and interpreters are freelancers. But I am uncertain, especially because I do not read Japanese. Do you see

As a Japanese speaker was curious to check out the...

2009-06-18T01:25:34.005-07:00

As a Japanese speaker was curious to check out the information about the Japan Translation Center Ltd. Yes, it is mentioned that they have only 15 staff in the office, albeit you have probably overlooked the fact that around 800 translators are working in-house.

Adam, As always, thanks for your diligent researc...

2009-06-13T03:55:24.268-07:00

Adam,

As always, thanks for your diligent research and for pointing out to Common Sense Advisory companies that as you say we "may or may not" have overlooked.

Just as a matter of clarification to the readers here in LinkedIn, regarding SAIC (SM Consulting), we did actually mention them and the fact that they should be in the ranking – see the last paragraph under

Jeff, that's a good question, and the answer is "a...

2009-06-11T11:06:30.925-07:00

Jeff, that's a good question, and the answer is "almost, but not quite."

Bowne (not to be confused with Bowne Global Solutions purchased by Lionbridge) was close, but you can see that they are not quite large enough by following the links to financial statements here: