In the increasingly global economy, companies often generate forty to sixty percent of their revenue outside of their home markets. This focus on global markets puts a high priority on getting information to customers in their chosen local language.

Translation and localization are fundamental processes within any Global Information Management (GIM) solution. Moving content through the localization supply chain consists of many different tasks, but they fall into just two broad categories: activities related to the translation and localization of content, and activities associated with managing the tasks and processes needed to support localization.

In this webinar you will learn:

• Best Practices for streamlining multilingual content production
• Centralizing linguistic assets
• How to improve the consistency and quality of localized material
• Improving project management
• Reduce translation costs
• Improve ROI on translation services
• Integration with existing content management applications