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Adapt or Perish: How Can WPML Serve You Better Now?

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We’re in the midst of a global catastrophe. What we can learn from previous global events is that those who adapt survive. Those who cannot adapt, perish. We’re looking to understand how your business changes, so that we can serve you better.

Restaurants: from seating to take-away

Being in the restaurants business is tough these days. Many restaurants were barely profitable until now and today they’re going out of business.

In my street, there are two restaurants that have adapted. All tables are folded, waiting for better times. But the kitchen is working overtime. Instead of seating people, they are offering take-away and deliveries. They can also offer significant discounts, because eating at home costs the restaurant a lot less than taking up a table for an hour.

Museums: from physical visitors to online exhibitions

Museums are closing all over the world. But people still need a break from home and still want to live a little. So, museums are quickly transforming to online exhibitions. We already support clients who are doing new integrations with streaming services that offer exactly this.

More e-commerce and delivery everywhere

Of course, when you can’t physically travel, the best way to get what you need is online. So we are already seeing an explosion in e-commerce integration work.

How about you?

We want to make sure that we’re working on the right things that you’ll need in the coming months. To help us get it right, can you spend a minute in our survey? Tell us what’s trending down and what you’ll need more of.

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From all of us in OnTheGoSystems, we hope that you make it through this crisis. We’ll do our very best to reduce friction and allow you to succeed.

How can we make WPML better for you?

Share your thoughts and comments about our plugin, documentation, or videos by booking a Zoom call with Agnes, our Client Advocate. Your feedback matters and helps us improve.

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3 Responses to “Adapt or Perish: How Can WPML Serve You Better Now?”

  1. As a web design and SEO agency, our two priorities at the moment are to provide continuous and uninterrupted service to our clients and maintain the safety and well-being of our employees.
    To ensure that our team remains healthy and fully functional, we have done the following:
    1) 100% work from home for all Last week we completely switched to remote work and now we all work from the safety of our homes. To make things easier, all employees were encouraged to bring the office equipment home, so they can create a comfortable and efficient workspace.
    2) 100% infrastructure ready : Our infrastructure has been fully ready for the massive work-from-home situation long before the coronavirus outbreak. We have always provided remote work options and many of our employees have taken advantage of them over the years. The system has been used, tested and ready for this situation.
    3) We maintain the human side:> / b> We are all aware of the challenges of social isolation. To combat the negative effects this can have, we are organizing regular video calls within and between teams to see each other and keep morale up.
    We continue to run our operations for the day as normal. We are doing everything possible to guarantee the usual availability, quality and speed of our customer service.
    This is an extraordinary situation and it could take us a while to get used to it completely. We recommend that you stay home and follow the prevention advice of the health authorities.
    Greetings.

  2. As a web design and SEO agency, our two priorities at the moment are to provide continuous and uninterrupted service to our clients and maintain the safety and well-being of our employees.
    To ensure that our team remains healthy and fully functional, we have done the following:
    1) 100% work from home for all : Last week we completely switched to remote work and now we all work from the safety of our homes. To make things easier, all employees were encouraged to bring the office equipment home, so they can create a comfortable and efficient workspace.
    2) 100% infrastructure ready : Our infrastructure has been fully ready for the massive work-from-home situation long before the coronavirus outbreak. We have always provided remote work options and many of our employees have taken advantage of them over the years. The system has been used, tested and ready for this situation.
    3) We maintain the human side: We are all aware of the challenges of social isolation. To combat the negative effects this can have, we are organizing regular video calls within and between teams to see each other and keep morale up.
    We continue to run our operations for the day as normal. We are doing everything possible to guarantee the usual availability, quality and speed of our customer service.
    This is an extraordinary situation and it could take us a while to get used to it completely. We recommend that you stay home and follow the prevention advice of the health authorities.
    Greetings.