Eleni Syntila

Eleni Syntila is a Project Manager at Commit Global, handling multilingual medical projects for one of the major US clients of the company. She has worked both as a freelance translator and a project manager for more than a decade, gaining valuable experience in the challenges that localization entails. She enjoys the cultural knowledge and human connection that comes from multilingual project management and spends her free time practicing tennis, drawing and storytelling.

Why You Should Skip the Test Translation (1)

Evaluating Translation Quality: Why You Should Skip Test Translations

Listen to this article now: Language Service Providers (LSPs) are often requested to take translation tests before being assigned a project. However, as a translation buyer, this approach doesn’t guarantee that you will safely and accurately judge the provided quality and below we’ll see why.  What is translation evaluation and why is it necessary? Quality …

Evaluating Translation Quality: Why You Should Skip Test Translations Read More »

C:\Users\effies\Downloads\What is a Clinical Outcome Assessment

What is a Clinical Outcome Assessment?

Listen to this article now: A Clinical Outcome Assessment, or “COA”, is a measure that provides a rating or score to assess patients’ health status. These assessments define efficacy endpoints when developing a therapy for a disease or condition. Their basic characteristic is that they may be influenced by human choices, judgment, or motivation, but in …

What is a Clinical Outcome Assessment? Read More »

website localization

Website Localization: Why is it so important?

Listen to this article now:   In today’s digital world, websites are an essential marketing tool that enables businesses to showcase their services, make themselves present and attract potential customers. With social distancing being the new norm due to COVID-19 and restrictions in physical presence imposed, the importance of a successful website has been highlighted …

Website Localization: Why is it so important? Read More »

Scroll to Top