international expansion
Top Five Software Localization Myths
We will shed some light on the top five myths that are believed by many executives and decision makers in the corporate world.
Myth 1: Software Localization is simply translation
Many executives do not realize the level of effort involved in software localization, dismissing it as simply translation.
5 Reasons Why Software Localization Fails
Localizing a product for international markets is now faster and more efficient than ever. And, the growth in online resources – wikis, blogs, mailing lists, and more – allows smart professionals (like you) to learn about localization before they make their investment.
Tips on Software Localization
If your company sells a product that contains a software component, here are some tips to consider when you perform software localization to penetrate your international markets:
Which Territories to Consider for International Expansion: Guest Blog Series by Jay Greenwald
The last blog post introduced the Potential Advantages of Software as a Service (SaaS) and how it might seem easy to sell it all over the world. See the first blog here.
Do’s and Don’ts in Software Development before Internationalization (i18n)
Given the constant competitive pressure on executives to expedite product time-to-market, many developers are given tight deadlines to deliver functional software. This software is often geared for localization once the source language version is ready for release.
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