Translation for Pharmaceuticals and Clinical Research
We provide specialized translation support to pharmaceutical and clinical research companies, delivering accurate, dependable results while accelerating your clinical project timelines. With our user-friendly platform and expert translator network, managing translations becomes seamless, allowing you to focus on what truly matters - advancing life-saving medications and procedures.
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Specialized service and support
Our highly qualified and experienced linguists undergo rigorous vetting and testing processes. Translators handling pharmaceutical projects hold university degrees and possess specialized expertise in the relevant therapeutic areas and document types.
Additionally, all linguists are thoroughly trained in client-specific Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and policies. Performance tracking ensures consistent adherence to these standards.
Process automation your way
Our intuitive and customizable platform empowers you to manage automation tailored to each document type. Adjust workflows to balance quality, cost, and speed, optimizing all three to meet your needs.
Once set up, automated workflows streamline repetitive tasks such as file handoffs, quality checks, and notifications, ensuring projects progress smoothly without the need for manual intervention.
Use AI optimally
Smartling Translation combines translation memory, glossaries, and AI to accelerate delivery while ensuring accuracy. Linguists concentrate on critical content, maintaining both speed and precision, while project managers provide direct support to customers.
AI enhances content processing, particularly for high-volume projects, enabling fast and reliable delivery with minimal human intervention.
"We used to have to download and upload each unit of content multiple times, passing it back and forth between translation providers and reviewers before we could publish it. Now, thanks to Smartling, we have a smoother workflow and can dedicate our time to ensuring timely delivery of translated content."
Eleonora Rossotto
Translation Manager, BMJ