If you think giving a presentation or a speech in front of an audience can be stressful, wait till you have to give one in a foreign language or in front of a foreign audience!

So, you have made the decision to localize your product, chosen your markets, and decided upon a strategy. Now, you’re anxious to delve into the project! Before you do, make sure you familiarize yourself with the best practices for common localization tasks – the do's and don'ts of how to turn your efforts into a glowing success.

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.

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.