Interpretation services

The meaning matters.
In every language.

Human expertise, thoughtful preparation and the right technology. IAS brings your speakers and participants into the same conversation.

Let’s plan your event
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Communication, understood

More than words. A connection.

Every event has its own vocabulary, pace and purpose. Your interpretation plan should reflect all three.

Interpretation Audio Support brings together professional interpreters and conference technical support, so language and sound are planned together.

We begin with your language pairs, subject matter, audience and event format. From there, we help identify the interpretation approach and technical setup that fit the conversation.

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The right approach

Three ways to bring people together.

01

Simultaneous interpretation

Keep the conversation moving. Interpreters work as the speaker speaks, with participants listening in their language through a planned audio system.

For conferences, presentations and multilingual programs.
02

Consecutive interpretation

Make room for a considered exchange. The speaker pauses while the interpreter conveys the message, giving each contribution its own space.

For interviews, smaller meetings and structured discussions.
03

Remote interpretation

Bring language support into a virtual or hybrid event. IAS coordinates interpreter requirements with the meeting platform, audio paths and production plan.

For webinars, remote speakers and distributed participants.
Interpretation booths arranged for a conferenceHeadsets used for listening to interpretation audioThe people. The sound. The whole experience.

Prepared for your program

Good interpretation starts before the first word.

Preparation gives interpreters context and gives your event team a clear plan.

  • Language pairs, dialects and subject-matter requirements
  • Agenda, presentation materials and speaker terminology
  • Booths, microphones, receivers and audio distribution
  • Rehearsals and coordination with your venue or platform
Discuss your language needs

Beyond the live conversation

Your message, before and after the event.

Written materials and accurate records can be just as important as the discussion itself.

Written communication

Translation

Language support for documents, presentation materials and other written content, shaped around your subject matter, audience and delivery requirements.

A useful record

Transcription

Transcripts for conferences, breakout sessions, depositions, arbitrations and interviews. Share your recording format, intended use and confidentiality requirements during planning.

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Good questions. Clear answers.

A few things you might be wondering.

Every event is different. Let’s talk through the details that matter to yours.

Which interpretation format should I choose?

Simultaneous interpretation suits a continuous presentation or conference. Consecutive interpretation allows time for each exchange. Tell IAS about your agenda, audience and venue so the approach can be considered together.

Can interpretation be part of a hybrid event?

Yes. IAS can discuss interpretation alongside your virtual meeting or webinar support. The plan depends on the platform, participant access, audio routing and language requirements.

How do I confirm a language or dialect?

Share the exact language pair, dialect, subject matter, event date and format. Interpreter availability and the final scope are confirmed for each project.

Let’s bring people together

A conversation worth understanding.

Tell us who is speaking, who is listening and what you need to achieve. We’ll help you plan the connection.

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