Globalization in the News

The international appeal of the World Wide Web has been a blessing and a curse. It can reach people in most remote parts of the globe - but only if Web sites are translated into local languages and currencies.

Learn, practice and enjoy the Spanish language while discovering one of the most beautiful island in the Caribbean, the Dominican Republic.

Multilingual technology helps auctioneers reach a wider audience MultiLingual Magazine Vol. 14 Issue 3

MultiLingual Magazine Vol. 14 Issue 3

Savvy marketing professionals know that the clarity and strength of their company's message can actually be even more important than the quality of the product or services they are selling Yet, while creative teams might work hard to craft the perfect sales pitch in English, making that well-honed pitch meaningful in Italian is another challenge altogether.

A Eurobarometer survey published by the European Commission shows that, across the EU, nearly one in four Europeans (23 per cent) use the internet to get health information.

01/30/2003

The Localization Industry Standards Association's 45th international conference will focus on what clients are saying about the costs and benefits of doing business globally. How are clients succeeding in today's global environment? What is their ROI? What role do Open Standards-based systems play? The result will be 4 days of dedicated focus on the needs of clients in today's internet world, with special emphasis on how the most successful companies are making global business a priority while integrating business processes across the company and with key partners, suppliers and customers.


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