Our service in the spotlight: conference interpreters at Quality Translation
What RSI covers at Quality Translation

Live simultaneous translation without being tied to a specific location
When a presentation is translated into several languages at the very moment , we refer to this as simultaneous interpreting – at RSI, this is done remotely. Our interpreters work from acoustically isolated hub studios or from professionally equipped workstations fitted with studio microphones and redundant lines. The process consists of these three steps:
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The original audio and video feed is transmitted live to the interpreters.
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The interpreters interpret simultaneously and send the interpreted audio back.
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Listeners select the language channel they require in their browser or via an app.
The result: Content reaches your international audience in full, clearly and without any noticeable delay.
Remote Simultaneous Interpreting for today's more flexible requirements
Remote simultaneous interpreting has been an integral part of our portfolio since 2020 – at that time, we were among the first providers in Austria to consistently adopt this way of working. Depending on the format, we use the interpreting channels in Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or specialised platforms such as Interprefy, Interactio and KUDO. This ensures your event remains technically compatible, regardless of which tool your organisation already uses.


Interpreters who are familiar with your field of expertise
Whether it’s EU regulations, clinical trials, annual press conferences or mechanical engineering symposia – our RSI interpreters are well-versed in the terminology of your sector. They don’t just hear words; they recognise the context and translate accordingly to convey the intended meaning. This eliminates misunderstandings in specialist discussions and lays the foundation for experts to truly communicate with one another across national borders.
How much does RSI cost at Quality Translation?
We work with clearly transparent daily rates that cover working time, preparation, access to the platform and technical testing prior to the start of the broadcast. As RSI incurs no travel costs or booth rental and set up fees, the final cost is often lower than for a traditional on-site assignment – whilst maintaining the same high standard of language quality. Whether you’re planning a two-hour webinar or a three-day specialist conference with six language channels, you’ll receive a quote that reflects the actual effort involved. Furthermore, there’s no need for travel, which significantly reduces your conference’s carbon footprint – a factor that is carrying increasing weight in ESG reports.
Three steps to book your RSI event
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Figure out your requirements
We listen: what format, what languages, what platform, how many participants? By the end of our conversation, we’ll have a clear requirements profile.
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Planning and offer
On this basis, we propose the most suitable interpreting team, the right platform setup and a fair price – in writing and with no hidden charges.
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Implementation and trial run
Throughout the project, we’ll stay in close contact, implement your requirements and keep you fully informed. Before going live, we’ll work with your team to test the video, audio and channel allocation.
Your partner for remote simultaneous interpreting in Austria

Founded in Graz in 2009 by Simona Volpe-Adeoye, Quality Translation has been based in Vienna since 2016, serving clients throughout Austria from here. Further offices in Graz and Frankfurt round off our presence in the German-speaking world. For us, RSI is not a stopgap measure from the pandemic era, but has been a core service that we have deliberately expanded since 2020.
Behind every project is a team of interpreters and translators who take charge of the entire coordination process.
We see ourselves as partners to our clients – not as intermediaries between two parties. Where our own team reaches its capacity limits, we draw on a carefully curated network to ensure that quality remains consistent.


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