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Localization 101 - Where Do You Start And How Do You Go About It?
| Date presented: | 2/23/06 |
| Cost: | Complimentary |
| Duration: | 1 Hour |
| Format: | WebEx Recording |
Webinar description
Localization 101, is designed for "newer" professionals who are responsible for the planning and execution of multilingual product development. The intensive one-hour Webinar presentation will explore fundamental localization management concepts that improve enterprise processes, costs, and performance.
Part of ENLASO's continuing educational webinar series, Localization 101, features ENLASO Executive and industry veteran Yves Lang. Lang will undertake the presentation from the client-side perspective and discuss:
- Fundamental industry jargon and brief industry history
- Internationalization overview
- Localization overview: the locale concept and the reasons to localize
- The various levels of localization and the major activities
- Localization vendors: their role, the pricing structure, and the selection process
- Cost control: factors and techniques
About the presenter
Yves Lang
Yves Lang, a sixteen-year veteran of the translation and localization industry, began his career as a translator, worked extensively with project management groups, and spearheaded the concepts of account management and total customer satisfaction as applied to the localization industry. His familiarity with different cultures and languages gives him a unique position in the translation and localization industry. Yves is a sought-after speaker and frequent presenter of educational Webinars. At ENLASO, he leads the Sales & Marketing teams, promotes enterprise solution selling, and manages many of the company’s largest accounts. He also works very closely with Production to guarantee a high level of quality and customer service.
Yves speaks three languages fluently and holds a Master’s Degree in Modern Applied Languages from a French university.
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