History

E4NET began its localization business as a certified localization vendor of Microsoft in 1997, working projects such as Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, Windows Me, Internet Explorer 5.x, SQL Server, and Small Business Server which in turn established E4NET as a Korean localization specialist vendor with professional efficiency and quality. With a proven track record in the business, we could play the role of a local vendor and secure many projects from global technology companies such as Oracle, Microsoft, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, LG Electronics, Sony, BMC Software, BEA Systems, Borland, and 3Com. Of late, we have expanded further into other areas of expertise, including medical and military. We do not rest on our laurels; we relentlessly pursue excellence in highly challenging areas.

Strength

Our reputation as a supplier of high-quality translation is based on 14 years experience and customer satisfaction. In the worldwide localization industry, E4NET’s T&G Division is known as one of the best software localization service providers. Our strength lies in highly qualified manpower, extensive translator network, well-organized project management system, and stringent quality control, all of which have allowed us to compete head-on with major localization vendors in the U.S. and Europe.

Expansion

Thanks to our unrelenting effort to expand the language range for the past 4-5 years, we could now offer Asian language service to European technology companies such as Nero, SMA and other clients. Service langugages range from Japanese, Chinese to Vietnamese, Malay, Indonesian, Thai and others. We could also provide globalization of 56 language pairs to domestic companies, such as LG Electronics, Reigncom, Namo Interactive which are Korean global companies doing business in European, Middle East, and Latin American markets. In November 2009, we established E4NET USA that will work as a foothold in the critical U.S. market. We are not just remaining as a local player; we keep exploring bigger waters in which to be a big fish.