Life sciences translation technology is the combination of machine translation, translation management, terminology control, workflow automation, quality tools and expert review used to manage multilingual clinical, regulatory, scientific, patient, safety and commercial content.
IQVIA Translate provides rapid AI-powered language access for understanding and content triage. IQVIA Specialist Translate adds qualified linguist review and managed quality workflows for regulated and publication-ready content. IQVIA Scientific Translate uses scientific and subject-matter expertise for linguistic validation, evidence-related and high-complexity workflows.
IQVIA Translate provides rapid AI-powered language access for understanding and content triage. IQVIA Specialist Translate adds qualified linguist review and managed quality workflows for regulated and publication-ready content. IQVIA Scientific Translate uses scientific and subject-matter expertise for linguistic validation, evidence-related and high-complexity workflows.
Yes. Regulated and patient-facing content is managed through workflows that can include qualified linguists, terminology controls, quality assurance, scientific or regulatory review and documented delivery. The appropriate process depends on the content, audience and required level of assurance.
Automatic job allocation uses workflow rules and intelligent routing to direct translation requests to the appropriate technology, language resources, reviewers and delivery process. This can reduce manual coordination and help match each request to the correct level of expertise.
AI-assisted post-editing applies automated language refinement after an initial machine translation. It can improve terminology and consistency before a qualified linguist completes the level of review required for the content.
Yes. Translation memories retain previously translated content, while terminology databases maintain approved terms. Together, they support consistency, content reuse and more efficient translation across studies, products and markets.
IQVIA supports APIs, workflow integrations and connectivity options subject to scope, system access, security requirements and technical feasibility. Integration can help embed translation into existing content and operational workflows.
Not for all content. Machine translation is valuable for speed and scale, but regulated, patient-facing, scientific and externally published content may require qualified linguist review, subject-matter expertise or formal validation. IQVIA aligns technology and human oversight to the requirements of each use case.