by DTS Language Services | Jun 10, 2019 | Language Service Provider (LSP)
The Difference Between a Legal Interpreter and a Legal Translator In the legal world, strong communication is vital to the functioning of institutions and the protection of individual rights. Legal interpretation services and legal translation services both play an...
by DTS Language Services | May 6, 2019 | Global Communication Blog, Language Service Provider (LSP)
What Is Transcription and How Does It Relate to Translation? For physicians, medical researchers, nurses, and primary care providers, there’s no substitute for accurate medical documentation. As medical professionals treat patients, they need access to medical records...
by DTS Language Services | Apr 5, 2019 | Language Service Provider (LSP)
The Work of a Translator Quick. If I asked you to picture a translator, what image would appear in your mind’s eye? Would you picture someone working in an Indian call center wearing a headset? Would you see someone standing to the side, facing the audience, and...
by DTS Language Services | Apr 1, 2019 | Clinical Trials Translation, Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Translation Services
3 Reasons Human Translation Services Are Better Than Computer Translations Many companies that are new to the translation industry or in the beginning stages of taking their business global, look for shortcuts for getting professional translation services. This is...
by DTS Language Services | Mar 1, 2019 | Clinical Trials Translation, Language Service Provider (LSP), Medical Document Translations, Medical Translation Services, Translation Procurement
Did you know there’s a difference between translating and interpreting? It’s true. Each service is appropriate for different situations and each requires a different set of skills, training, and linguistic knowledge. For this reason, few people can successfully do...
by DTS Language Services | Feb 2, 2019 | Business, Language Service Provider (LSP)
The demand for translation and interpreting services, including on-site, video, and phone interpreting, is on the rise in the U.S. Nowhere is this more evident than in the healthcare industry where language barriers can significantly affect patient outcomes. Studies...
