Global Communicator monthly - e-Publication from Global Language Solutions, Inc.


	Volume 75, February 2009

As the number of clinical trials continues to grow outside of the U.S., documentation used by patients must remain consistent across different countries and regions. In this issue, we look at the reasons behind the growth in global clinical trials and the impact this has on assessing a patient's well-being.

Last month, we addressed cybersquatting and what you should be doing to protect your brand online. We'll continue our focus on IP protection with information about registering your trademark in Korea.


	Clinical Research Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly shifting clinical trials to emerging markets. Some of the factors influencing the shift in location include: Substantial cost savings; shortened timeline for clinical testing; and regulatory barriers for drug approval in the U.S. Linguistic and Cultural Validation Industry Events Useful Links


	Korean A brand refers to names, logos, and slogans specific to a company. They are used to market the company's products and differentiate it from its competitors. For example, the ‘swoosh' and the phrase "Just Do It" are both well-recognized components of Nike's brand. Registering Your IP in Korea Korean At-A-Glance Useful Links

Betsy Rodriguez, an internal quality auditor at Global Language Solutions, details the processes, tips, and guidelines for developing quality management systems that work in the latest issue of MultiLingual magazine.

Global Communicator is a media partner for iiBIG's Rest-of-World Clinical Trial Outsourcing event, scheduled for March 23-24, 2009 in Princeton, NJ. Our subscribers and clients are entitled to an additional $300 discount off early-bird and standard registration conference fees.

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