Please see below for a few critical steps in the process. In its 2022 Workplace Learning Report, LinkedIn surveyed over 1,400 learning & development (L&D) professionals and over 600 learners from around the world, and what they found will likely come as no surprise. “Learning leaders are… reaching for fresh solutions to tie skill building […]
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Over the past two decades, technological advances have led to the increased adoption of eLearning in the corporate world. More recently, the increased number of employees who switched to work from home (WFH) during the pandemic has accelerated the need for web-based training — a need that will undoubtedly continue well into the future. In
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The life sciences industry Life sciences (medical devices, pharmaceutical, biotech) have some of the most stringent regulatory landscapes in the global economy. In fact, as of the publication of this article, “[t]here have been more than 2,000 regulations introduced by the FDA alone since 1998 — a compound that by the 150 regulatory bodies at
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Communication Matters Communication is central to how we live and work. Without effective communication, things can fall apart pretty quickly. And when it comes to your business, miscommunication can prove quite costly. Whether you need to share documentation with your in-house teams or marketing material with your customers, how well, how quickly, and how seamlessly
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eLearning Staffing Challenges in an Ever-evolving Recruitment Landscape “Fifty-five percent… of owners reported few or no qualified applicants for the positions they were trying to fill.” — NFIB¹ Looking for high-level candidates with the relevant experience and expertise with today’s eLearning strategies, tools, and techniques? Then you are not alone. From life sciences and healthcare
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Glossaries and Termbases for Medical Device Companies As social, political, and economic ideologies shift and evolve throughout the world, so too do terms, acronyms, and phrases within businesses and across industries. And, as the world continues to globalize, these terms, acronyms, and phrases must now be accurately translated into multiple languages to ensure effective communication
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Software Localization Impacts The User Experience Life sciences software localization requires much more than simply checking off a list of requirements in a regulatory box. As the title suggests, this specialized type of localization ensures that your device’s user interface is accurately localized for each intended market. The success of your medical device is intricately
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The European Union’s new regulation for in-vitro medical devices, 2017/746 (IVDR), takes effect in May 2022. While IVDR aims to increase patient safety and company transparency, it also creates heightened challenges for the entire supply chain (especially for in-vitro diagnostic companies and their medical safety program managers). In its most recent report, the European Commission
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Teamwork — Because Success Doesn’t Happen Alone “Great things in business are never done by one person; they’re done by a team of people.” ~Steve Jobs~ Ok, so Steve Jobs wasn’t in the language services business but this quote resonates with us too. In fact, it resonates across industries. Very rarely can we do it
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The Challenges with Acronyms in the Field of Translation “Acronyms, initialisms or simply abbreviations may seem insignificant in the field of lexicography, yetthey are a problem for translators, and could easily derail a smooth translation or interpretation.” — Dept. of Foreign Languages Lagos State University If you ask professional translators whether or not acronyms should
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