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SMARTIDIOM

Press coverage of SMARTIDIOM, 2012 to 2026

SMARTIDIOM is a translation company founded in 2012 in Leiria, Portugal, certified to ISO 9001, ISO 17100 and ISO 18587. Portuguese and international press have covered the company sixteen times since then: CES in Las Vegas (Diário de Notícias), the growth of the Leiria ecosystem (ECO, Região de Leiria), hires reported by the language industry publication Slator, and two years in the Happiness Works Top 20 of the happiest companies to work for in Portugal. Every figure quoted below is the figure published on that date, not a current figure.

Slator

Who Went Where: The Week in Language Industry Hires

By Marion Marking

The language industry’s trade publication reports on SMARTIDIOM’s offices and hires.

“Both offices report to Carla Gaspar, the CEO of the SmartIdiom group.”

International industry pressRead

Diário de Notícias

CES 2017. Artificial intelligence dominates the trade show attended by Portuguese companies

Original headline (Portuguese): «CES 2017. Inteligência artificial domina feira onde estiveram empresas nacionais»

By Ana Rita Guerra

“They invested around €15,000 in CES because it will be ‘an open door’ for the step forward that Smartidiom wants to take.”

National newspaperRead

ECO

A tour of Portugal’s incubators: Leiria, version 4.0

Original headline (Portuguese): «Volta a Portugal em incubadoras: Leiria em versão 4.0»

Report by Mariana de Araújo Barbosa and Paula Nunes

“With turnover of half a million euros, the company has clients in the American, Dutch and UK markets.”

Field reportRead

APTRADINTERVIEW

Translators and interpreters around the world: Carla Gaspar

Original headline (Portuguese): «Tradutores e intérpretes pelo mundo: Carla Gaspar»

The professional association interviews SMARTIDIOM’s founder.

IndustryRead

Wannabe Entrepreneur

Carla Gaspar

SMARTIDIOM’s founder listed among the platform’s experts.

“Carla is an experienced translator that worked in the industry for many years […] Carla has also founded her own translation company: Smartidiom.”

ProfileRead

HUB Pessoas

The “Happiness Works” study picks out Portugal’s happy companies for 2023

Original headline (Portuguese): «Estudo «Happiness Works» distinguiu empresas felizes 2023 em Portugal»

SMARTIDIOM among the 20 companies recognised in 2023.

Top 20 · 2023

Human Resources Portugal

And this year the happiest companies in Portugal are…

Original headline (Portuguese): «E este ano as empresas mais felizes em Portugal são…»

SMARTIDIOM in the top 20 of the 2023 Happiness Works study.

Top 20 · 2023Read

Link to Leaders

WHUAU moves into Startup Leiria with plans to energise the Centro region

Original headline (Portuguese): «WHUAU instala-se na Startup Leiria e quer dinamizar Região Centro»

WHUAU was born out of the SMARTIDIOM Group.

Group newsRead

Creative News

Startup Leiria welcomes a new start-up: WHUAU, specialising in talent management, happiness and authentic recruitment

Original headline (Portuguese): «Startup Leiria recebe nova incubada: WHUAU, especializada em gestão de talento, felicidade e recrutamento autêntico»

The new brand was born out of the SMARTIDIOM Group.

Group newsRead

Human Resources Portugal

These are the 20 happiest companies in Portugal

Original headline (Portuguese): «São estas as 20 empresas mais felizes em Portugal»

SMARTIDIOM in the top 20 of the 2024 Happiness Works study.

Top 20 · 2024Read

Região de Leiria

Smartidiom adds employee happiness to financial results and creates value

Original headline (Portuguese): «Smartidiom soma felicidade dos colaboradores com resultados financeiros e gera valor»

By Marina Guerra

“It is the only company in the Leiria region that, for the second year running, is in the top 20 happiest places to work in Portugal.”

“With clients mostly in international markets, the translation group is present in 37 countries.”

Feature articleRead

RHmagazine

Happiness Works makes an impact on companies in Portugal

Original headline (Portuguese): «Happiness Works impacta empresas em Portugal»

“Recognised for implementing innovative approaches that promote employee well-being, 20 companies made up the 2024 ranking: […] Smartidiom […]”

Top 20 · 2024Read

ELIA

Partners in Evolution: Co-Creating Future Workflows between LSPs and Freelancers

ELIA is the European Language Industry Association.

“SMARTIDIOM’s Production Director, Tiago Cruz, will share how human-centered communication, smart use of technology, and sustainable partnership practices can turn freelancers into true partners.”

Speaker · Together 2026, PortoView

ELIA

Co-Creating Future Workflows between LSPs and Freelancers

“At SMARTIDIOM, we faced those pressures head-on. Staff morale was dropping. So we decided to rebuild. Not with more tools though, but with more trust.”

Article by Tiago CruzRead

SMARTIDIOMPress kit

Writing about us?

SMARTIDIOM is a translation company founded in 2012, with offices in Leiria and Porto, Portugal. It translates, revises and interprets for companies, translation agencies and public bodies.

It holds triple ISO certification, audited by Bureau Veritas: ISO 9001 (quality management), ISO 17100 (translation services) and ISO 18587 (post-editing of machine translation). These two paragraphs may be used exactly as they stand.

Download the press kitZIP, 5 MB: logos in PNG, high-resolution photographs and this text. Vector files for large formats are sent on request, to [email protected].

Press contact

[email protected]

Leiria
+351 244 832 015
Porto
+351 223 259 898
Founded
2012

SMARTIDIOM, Lda. · Leiria and Porto, PortugalISO 9001 · ISO 17100 · ISO 18587

Press clippings. Each excerpt is quoted from the publication named on it and remains the property of its rights holder. Headlines and quotes from Portuguese-language publications were translated by SMARTIDIOM: these translations are unofficial, and the original Portuguese shown under each headline prevails. Lines set in sans-serif are our own summaries, not quotes. Figures and facts refer to the date each article was published and may no longer be current.