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Translators make the interconnected world we live in possible – but have you ever thought about what it takes to become one? To mark the occasion of International Translation Day, we turned to the eminently quotable Anna Fitak for her point of view on what it takes to build a successful translation career. Please tell […]

With an election coming up in the United States, several presidential candidates are making Medicare expansion a centerpiece of their campaigns. What does that mean for the life sciences industry? The 2020 presidential election is right around the corner, and the world’s largest healthcare market could be on the cusp of a revolution. All the […]

A “hard” Brexit is right around the corner. What can technology firms do to soften the blow?  The suggestion of Britain’s new government that it will welcome a “no-deal” Brexit is likely more than just a negotiating tactic, and every passing day makes the possibility of the UK completely leaving all EU agreements more likely. […]

Argos Multilingual is proud to appear prominently in CSA Research’s ranking of Global Language Service and Technology Providers. Argos ranked fifteenth among language service providers (LSPs) that derive the majority of their revenue from life sciences, twentieth among LSPs that specialize in technology, and ninth in manufacturing. “These are all key verticals for us, and […]

New EU medical device regulations are approaching fast – what role will translation and localization play in making them viable? Manufacturers of medical devices for the EU market will soon have more requirements to comply with as part of the European Medical Device Regulation (MDR) for general medical devices and the In-Vitro Diagnostics Regulation (IVDR) […]

The October deadline is approaching, and the new government of the United Kingdom seems committed to a “no-deal” Brexit. It’s time to look at potential pitfalls that may not have gotten the attention they deserve. Every day seems to bring a new revelation about the unforeseen consequences of a “no-deal” or “hard” Brexit – the […]

With its 30% share, Europe is a big player in the medical devices market. European regulations controlling manufacturing, marketing and usage of the medical devices, also controls the language requirements for the medical devices that will be sold in the European Union. Since its first introduction in the 1990’s, one of the important consequences of […]