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Valuepoint Knowledgeworks: A Seamless Language Service Partner Enabling Business Expansion

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Padma Balakrishnan,CEOLocalization of services plays a humungous role in enhancing an enterprise’s business & revenue. It’s an art that demands a translator to carefully consider the context, region, country and people, together with the language itself. For instance, when the Japanese-born Nintendo intends to distribute their newly developed product to countries like U.S. & Europe, they must localize it appropriately to create a positive vibe for the client and convert all the leads into sales. Valuepoint Knowledgeworks, a pioneering one-stop-shop for learning, content development & linguistic services, which adeptly localizes its clients’ products & services by eradicating the language barrier and reaching larger masses.

Harbouring over 16 years of experience, the organisation is committed to enriching the society through linguistic services spectrum and localizes products which improve people’s lives through health, education, technology, and environment with proven India delivery model. Widely appreciated by clients for its adaptability, Knowledgeworks steadfastly learns apace with emerging trends. This ISO-certified company offers impeccable
linguistic services, e-Learning content development, creative design & multimedia, and integrated digital marketing services to various clients encompassing industries like IT, education, healthcare, manufacturing and others. “Giving precise information about the products and services in the native language by means of translation and localization is a strategy for spreading awareness and gaining attention,” asserts Padma Balakrishnan, CEO, Valuepoint Knowledgeworks.

Widely appreciated by clients for its adaptability, Knowledgeworks steadfastly learns apace with emerging trends


A True Solution Provider
Earlier known as Knowledgeworks (before its collaboration with the $75 million IT giant Valuepoint Systems), the company today stands tall as a one-stop platform offering assistance in more than 100 global languages covering all Indian, APAC, EMEA and Latin American regions. Their in-house translation management system streamlines the procedure, helping generate accurate content. Today the company undertakes multilingual audio recording, multimedia services, language interpretation, transcription, linguistic staffing & learning solutions for various business models. Knowledgeworks’ expertise in an array of languages helps clients manage prerequisites like drafting and understanding of
documents in native languages while imbibing the cultural and regulatory compliances of that nation as well. Its linguistic staffing service aids organizations that are unable to afford outsource their work but rather hire a team that acts as an extended arm, managing their project’s end-to-end process. This team comprises of domain experts, sourced to clients as per their industry know-how who not only translate the general conversation but also the product specific terminologies to maintain clarity.

Technology has brought a shift in the way content is delivered today in the e-Learning space. Knowledgeworks with its strong partner base in the Learning and Development space is embracing and delivering learning methodologies comprising of not only the conventional course development but also a gamut of interactive learning including Technology, Staffing and Training solutions across verticals. In addition to interactive 3D animation content, it also supports Embedded Assessments, Wearable Technology, Gamification, User Analytics , Social Interaction and End to End Digital Marketing.

This Bangalore-based organization plans on bringing in new innovative solutions like Capability Maturity Model, Meta Data Enrichment, Indian Language Centre, Machine learning and many more. The company aspires to be among the top 100 in the global market and become a place where talent is appreciated irrespective of language boundaries. Further, to tap and empower rural talent, Valuepoint Knowledgeworks plans to open language centres in Tier II & III cities rather than major Indian cities.