Quality control as a component of quality management is essential to maintain and continuously improve the quality of services provided to the client. This is of paramount importance to our company. Linguistic services constitute the core business process at Janus, so the idea of creating a tool to evaluate the quality of these services has been in development for a long time.
Selecting the right linguists to translate life science content is a critical process due to the specialized nature of the field and the fact that the market is highly regulated. Documents may comprise a mixture of complex scientific data, medical terminology, and technical language. Inaccurate translations in clinical trial documentation, patient information leaflets, or drug labels can jeopardize patient safety, leading to the improper use of medication or devices. It is vital to ensure accuracy, compliance, cultural sensitivity, and clear communication, all of which are essential for the safety, effectiveness, and success of life science products and services.
When considering your options and deciding who - or what – will be tasked with your next translation assignment, it’s important to know exactly what your options are and to understand their limitations.
Xiaoxiao Hu is a project manager in the Global Localization Department and heads up our office in China. We spoke to her about her professional journey as part of our company, her approach to work, China’s unique culture, and a few other interesting topics. We hope you enjoy reading the interview!
Not so long ago, online meetings were something we never even imagined, and yet nowadays our diaries are so easily filled with Teams calls, Zoom meetings and Skype conversations. These technologies allow us to reach more people than we would otherwise be able to meet, and of course keep our finance directors happy as we submit less travel expenses.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our latest project, the AI Taskforce Initiative. As a pioneer in the Translation and Localization industry, Janus Worldwide is driven by innovation, excellence, and the desire to make a difference. This new initiative aligns perfectly with the mission to provide our clients with the best possible translation and localization services in terms of quality, price, and speed.
In today’s globalized world, e-learning has become an indispensable tool for businesses and educational institutions to efficiently and accessibly disseminate knowledge. However, to fully leverage its potential, tailored localization that considers the linguistic and cultural nuances of the target audience is essential. This is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes into play. This article introduces some of the key AI tools and highlights the benefits AI-driven e-learning localization can bring to customers.
Pharmaceutical companies face numerous translation challenges, especially when it comes to translating medical and scientific documents. They must comply with the various regulatory requirements across different countries for clinical trials, marketing authorization applications, and product labeling.
Given the current climate for global business growth, now should be seen as the time to really push your company’s product. And what better place to do that than at an industry event? I recently attended Learning Technologies in London, which centered on digital learning, a key sector for Janus Worldwide.
The world is becoming increasingly interconnected, and the demand for translating and adapting multimedia content in different languages and cultures is pivotal. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a game-changer in this area, offering tools that can significantly increase efficiency and accuracy.
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