Translation

Does translating a UE declaration of conformity for a medical device seem too complicated?

Let us give you 4 tips for a successful translation!

Do you want to translate your medical device labels but you don't know how? 

We will share with you the steps to take to achieve this!

Translation is one of the sectors with the highest wage equality and job quality. Moreover, in this sector, the number of female professionals exceeds the number of male professionals.

Translation of medical terminology is a very important part of this sector. This is the process of translating medical terminology from one language into another, which is not an easy thing to do and which must be entrusted to a proven translation company.

1. An influential language

Whether you speak French, German, Spanish, Portuguese or any other language, English is still the most important language and a communication tool , especially for tourism.

Discover how folk wisdom knows no language or cultural barriers.

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to change our lifestyle with our habits and the way we work. In this process, the translation sector has been an obvious protagonist, due to the role it played in meeting the communication needs of various companies during the global coronavirus pandemic.

When it comes to utilizing medical devices categorized as type III, the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) mandates that all necessary steps be taken to manage risk. The regulation's intent is unmistakable: the higher the risk, the more stringent the measures required.

Chinese translation is becoming increasingly popular due to the growing demand for Chinese products in the global market. This is because more and more people are learning Chinese, so they need to be able to read it. In recent years, the demand for translation services has grown rapidly, due to the increasing number of companies now operating in China who want to be able to communicate with their customers in their language.

1. Germany, France, UK or Spain: who spends more time on social media?

Every day, almost 7 hours are spent on the Internet worldwide. Most users spend much of this time on social networks. This results in an estimated average time spent on social networks worldwide of 2 hours and 29 minutes per day.