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1. Unicode Primer for the Uninitiated: Internationalization Article May 19, 2008 Among our friends and clients at Lingoport.com, we regularly see ranges of confusion, to complete lack of awareness of what Unicode is. So for the less- or under-informed, perhaps this article will help. The advent of Unicode is a key underpinning for global software applications and websites so that they can support worldwide language scripts. So it’s a very important standard to be aware of, whether you’re in localization, an engineer or a business manager. Unicode Growth Firstly, Unicode is a character set standard used for displaying and processing language data in computer appli... (read more) Author: Adam Asnes

2. Top 10 Tips for Internationalization March 07, 2008 There are two kinds of software internationalization you can refer to - built in to the product from the start, and performed on existing code. The kind of internationalization (i18n) this article invokes isn’t the sort that’s designed into a product right from conception. That is less common, though the pull of global markets is changing that tide. Few application development teams have historically had the opportunity to incorporate world market foresight. They had to produce a product to market for the most immediate business requirements. So then most internationalization happens on existi... (read more) Author: Adam Asnes

3. The Importance of Software Localization April 16, 2007 Only being the best in your neighborhood is not good enough anymore. The present-day market is international. Even if translating software into other languages costs serious money, this allows companies to access foreign markets that would be otherwise difficult to penetrate. Also, the rumor according to which ALL foreigners understand English is a myth. Most software nowadays is localized in order to be available on larger markets. If you plan to develop your software in several languages, or if you plan to start developing the software in your own language and afterwards in other langua... (read more) Author: Avangate B.V.

4. Go global with Software Globalization March 28, 2007 In the past few years, more and more companies understood the need for globalization. They started to employ the services of specialized companies in order to reach the global market with their products or services. When it comes to software globalization, it is a process that requires the expertise of a true professional. In a broader sense, Globalization, Internationalization and Localization is an approach to business strategy that aims to address all of the logistical and organizational challenges an enterprise faces as it expands its supporting content, assets and message across cul... (read more) Author: David Yuri

5. Document Localization April 20, 2006 With the millions of people all over the globe online, many companies profit from making their products and services available to this global market. The process of preparing a product or service for this global market is known as globalization and is made up of two primary components: localization and internationalization. Localization tailors the product for a specific locale while internationalization enables the product to be used without language or culture obstructions. Both are important for ensuring that your product is accessible to anyone, anywhere, but neither can be done by just a... (read more) Author: mark keller

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