The Acolad blog

Are you responsible for organizing training in your company? Are you wondering how to ensure all employees receive training? Has the explosive growth in working remotely made you think of alternatives to face-to-face training? If that’s the case, you’ve come to the right place.

In the northern Dutch province of “Fryslan” there has been a lot of talk about the “Elfstedentocht” (11-city skating race) because of the recent cold weather conditions.

We can't tell you the number of prospects and customers we have encountered who struggle with inconsistent terminology across their departments. Corporate terminology represents a company-wide standard and should therefore be used consistently by all departments and suppliers. 

Does your product speak different languages?

There is no universal solution for localization, as each organization and product is different. However, there are several factors that can considerably improve the potential for success. In this blog article, Oura’s localization manager shares her[...]

It’s been over a year since we published our last article about Brexit, and it goes without saying that a lot has changed since then! This time around, we will be taking a look at what Brexit means for GDPR law and how it affects businesses operating in the United Kingdom and Europe. 

International conferences, cross-border business negotiations, press conferences, academic meetings… there are many situations where speakers of different languages come together, whether in person or on a conference call. In each of these cases, participants need to fully understand what is[...]

International studies run by CROs are essential to the pharmaceutical industry, but the high level of regulation required by multiple governing bodies makes running a clinical trial a complex undertaking. 

Just as your firm pays great attention to detail when producing legal papers, legal translation requires careful handling by specialized professional translators.

An annual report, also known as a Universal Registration Document (URD), is the most strategically important document that a company publishes during the year, as it contains influential information for regulators and investors, including those based in other countries.

There are many ways to influence how the translation process works. The goal may be to improve cost-effectiveness, speed the process up, or improve the quality of translations. How can you achieve these goals? Read on to find out.