Nicola Kotoulia

Nicola Kotoulia is Project Manager and QA Specialist at Commit Global. She has been part of the Life Sciences Localization team since 2009. She enjoys the challenges that complex medical projects present both on a management and a linguistic basis and loves learning about the life sciences industry with all its fields through the process of localization.

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Linguistic Validation Services in Life Sciences Localization

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Among the multiple specialized localization services available in the Life Sciences sector we also come across those referred to as Cognitive debriefing, Backtranslation & Reconciliation and Readability testing. How familiar are you with these linguistic validation services? What does each mean, why is it required and what does it entail? Translation errors can change the …

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Blockchain and the translation industry: A positive view

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What is blockchain technology? Blockchain is the name of a whole new, yet embryonic, technology. As the name states, blockchain is a sequence of blocks or groups of transactions that are chained together and distributed among users. Quoting Don & Alex Tapscott, authors of Blockchain Revolution “The blockchain is an incorruptible digital ledger of economic …

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Technical writing: Your source content does have an impact on the quality of translation!

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When companies seeking to expand to foreign markets decide to use translation as an enabler of greater brand awareness and more sales, there is one thing that they should not overlook: What is their source content’s quality? And is it global-ready? “Translation errors” are often a result of poorly written or unclear source text. How …

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