Webinar: Internationalization (i18n) and Continuous Localization Training

An 18n Guide to Technical Information, Automation Solutions, & More

Fundamental knowledge gaps between localization and development are unfortunately common in our industry…it’s impact?

Getting products released on-time, appreciated by worldwide users, and ultimately, global revenue.

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i18n Concepts, Examples, & More

This month’s webinar is a chance to gather more technical knowledge regarding software development and its globalization. Covering a blend of both technical information and automation solutions, you’ll discover how to bring development and localization together.

This webinar training will explore:

i18n concepts
Real-world examples
How to tackle L10n updates in an agile environment

An i18n Training Guide

Olivier Libouban, Lingoport’s VP of Product Development, has been delivering i18n training for the University of Washington’s localization program. We’ll bring material from that same curriculum to you at no charge.

Plus, you’ll receive the recording of the webinar to share and/or reference back to in the future as a training guide.

This is going to be a longer webinar than usual as there is more technical information and examples to teach various i18n concepts. Please reserve two hours.

Additionally, we expect space to fill up fast, so register early.

Webinar Recorded

Thursday, April 30th

Duration: 45 minutes, including audience Q&A

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Presenters

Adam Asnes

CEO

Lingoport

Olivier Libouban

VP of Product Development

Lingoport

What You Will Learn

I18n issues, from simple embedded strings to more complex formatting
What i18n means for developers
What i18n means for localization
How to automatically handle resource files and other software localization assets
Lots more, all with real world examples

Who Should Attend

Developers and Engineering Managers delivering globalized applications
Localization team members
Localization managers who want to understand development issues
Product managers who must deliver globalized software