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Why Speak at LISA?
Speakers at LISA Forums have the opportunity to present their challenges, insights, and ideas on standards, best practice, and business process to an audience of their peers for constructive feedback and discussion. LISA Forums have a strict “no selling” policy and emphasize the open sharing of solutions to real-world business and technical problems, not promotion of companies or individuals. If you want to help define the future of globalization and receive candid feedback, the LISA Forum Asia is the ideal place for you to speak. We encourage you to review our detailed speaker information page and forum topics before submitting a proposal.
Click here to submit a proposal to speak.
(Note: the deadline to submit a proposal to speak is March 8, 2010.)
Topics
We invite proposals on all aspects of global business and localization. We are especially interested in success stories in the following areas:
- Local design for Asian markets. How are international companies going beyond simple adaptation to meet local Asian demand?
- Internationalizing operations. How do organizations make international concerns into core competencies? What benefits do companies find and how do they articulate them to key stakeholders?
- Mobile and gaming. We are looking for presentations on localization for mobile environments and the gaming/entertainment sector.
- Integrating development and globalization. How can companies move globalization upstream and what are the benefits of doing so?
- The ROI of China. What advantages does China (and Suzhou in particular) offer to foreign companies, both as a local market and as a location for outsourcing globalization and development services?
- Best practice for technology and business processes. How are organizations implementing new technologies and processes effectively?
- The role of standards in the globalization business. How do standards enable globalization and facilitate processes?
