From the monthly archives: January 2012
Leandro Reis, Senior Globalization Program Manager at Adobe, recently wrote up a tremendous synopsis of the world-readiness of online map services on his blog.
The heart of internationalization and localization is location (or locale, geography, place, etc). Maps represent this at the purest form. From user interfaces available in 57 languages on Google Maps to units of measurement, each little piece of information pertaining to a specific locale is taken into consideration. Reis’ article highlights …
Lingoport is proud to have collaborated on Localization Strategies for Global E-Business by Professor Nitish Singh, PhD, Associate Professor of Int. Business & St. Louis University Director Alternative Delivery Programs. The book is out now and is available on Amazon and the Cambridge University press websites.
A major focus of Singh’s book is on internationalization, a point of expertise of Lingoport. Lingoport President & CEO Adam Asnes is featured a number of times from describing …
The Language of Business. The Business of Language
GALA 2012 will bring together a wide selection of professionals in the localization and language industry, including owners of language service providers, sales and marketing managers, project managers and localization/globalization managers. The event will take place in Monaco from March 26-28 and will provide attendees with the opportunity to collectively share, discuss and debate the latest advancements in localization, translation and global content delivery.
In 2011, …
Centre for Next Generation Localisation (CNGL) releases guide urging secondary students to consider language and technology for a potential career
Crafted by Sean Sherlock T.D., Minister for Research and Innovation, the guide is an effort to maintain Ireland’s leadership position in the multi-million euro localization and global services sector. The guide is being distributed to all secondary schools in Ireland this week and features profiles of top professionals, companies and courses to help students …
New research from Google Mobile indicates that smartphone usage continues to rise internationally, especially in developed countries such as the UK, Germany, France and Japan.
In research that spanned only eight months, it was found that the percentage of smartphone users over the entire population of these countries has increased, with the UK seeing a 15% rise in total usage.
Download the full research on the adoption of mobile by Google.
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