Translation & Localization
Language expertise for global products and content.
iVelopment provides managed translation, localization, MTPE, review, linguistic QA, and testing with qualified native-language specialists.
What this capability includes
Translation is one task inside a larger multilingual workflow.
Global content programs also need the right linguists, reviewers, terminology, instructions, platforms, handoffs, quality controls, and ongoing performance management.
iVelopment has worked in multilingual content operations since 2013, giving this capability a long-standing role in the company even as our work has expanded into AI data and human evaluation.
Tasks & deliverables
Translation
Translate source content accurately and naturally for the target language and intended audience.
Localization
Adapt content to the required locale, product context, terminology, conventions, and user experience.
Editing & review
Apply independent linguistic review, editing, proofreading, or second-step checks according to the project workflow.
Machine translation post-editing
Review machine-translated output for accuracy, fluency, terminology, locale requirements, and the level of post-editing required by the project.
Linguistic QA
Evaluate localized content against defined language, terminology, style, consistency, formatting, and project requirements.
Localization testing
Review localized products or digital experiences in context to identify linguistic and functional issues affecting the target-language experience.
Terminology & consistency
Apply project terminology, references, style requirements, and reviewer feedback consistently across ongoing content.
Multilingual content review
Provide native-language review for product, support, marketing, platform, or other global content workflows.
Use cases
- global product content requiring linguistic review and AI-generated output evaluation (AI & Technology)
- pharmaceutical, clinical-trial, and healthcare content requiring specialized terminology (Life Sciences)
- multimedia, subtitling, and audiovisual content adaptation (Media & Entertainment)
- multilingual travel and hospitality digital experiences (Travel & Hospitality)
Languages, specialists & inputs
- Core coverage
- Spanish (Latin American, Mexican, Spain, U.S. Spanish, and other variants based on program requirements; back-translation workflows where required), Brazilian Portuguese
- Broader / sourced coverage
- Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, and others
- Sourcing model
- For less commonly sourced languages, we can recruit and qualify suitable native resources rather than claiming permanent equal-depth coverage in every market.
Workflow
- 1
Resource selection
Choose linguists and reviewers based on language, locale, experience, domain, task, and project requirements.
- 2
Workflow alignment
Incorporate client instructions, terminology, references, tools, deadlines, and review steps into the production process.
- 3
Production
Manage assignments, communication, availability, handoffs, and delivery.
- 4
Review
Apply the appropriate review or QA layer based on the project.
- 5
Performance
Use feedback, scorecards, quality results, and corrective actions to manage ongoing resource performance.
Quality
Depending on the program, quality controls can include:
- CV screening
- language and experience review
- test translations
- reviewer checks
- linguistic QA
- terminology alignment
- client scorecards
- performance monitoring
- corrective action
Evidence
Company history
iVelopment has provided translation, localization, editing, MTPE, linguistic QA, and testing services since 2013 — one of the company's longest-running and most established operating areas.
Related capabilities
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Need a multilingual team that can stay consistent as the work grows?
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