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Cover image for Brocent IT blog post: Running a Bilingual IT Service Desk Inside Lark or Feishu: What Actually Changes

September 28, 2026 | 16 min

Running a Bilingual IT Service Desk Inside Lark or Feishu: What Actually Changes

For the IT operations manager responsible for the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of a mainland-headquartered consumer brand whose whole company already runs on Lark or Feishu. An illustrative composite scenario on what changes when chat becomes the intake channel, the non-negotiables that turn a chat channel into a real service desk, bilingual routing across three written languages, and what a realistic first-line resolution rate depends on.

Cover image for Brocent IT blog post: Cantonese on the Floor, English in the Ticket: What a Language Requirement Does to Onsite IT Cost and Lead Time

September 22, 2026 | 15 min

Cantonese on the Floor, English in the Ticket: What a Language Requirement Does to Onsite IT Cost and Lead Time

A guide for the regional IT lead who has just written a language line into an onsite scope of work. Why "bilingual" is too blunt a requirement to price, the three separate jobs a language actually does, how each additional hard requirement multiplies against the candidate pool and moves the start date before it moves the rate, the split-layer model Brocent runs instead, and a rewritten requirement that prices well and staffs quickly.