Globalization Insider

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New Challenges in Localization • Colin Brace, Editor and Publisher, The Language Industry Monitor
The LISA Forum in Boston (24-26 August, 1994) (premium)
Problems, Trends and Facts for the Localization Industry (premium) • Jan Pfefferkorn, MindShare Consulting
COMPAQ Inc. Reorganizes their Localization and Internationalization Procedures (premium)
OSF Initiates Localization Program for DCE (premium)
What are the GLOSSASOFT Deliverables?
BOOK REVIEW: Understanding Japanese Information Processing, Review I: A Japanese perspective of Understanding Japanese Information Processing (premium) • Chiaki Ishikawa, Personal Media Corp.
BOOK REVIEW: Understanding Japanese Information Processing, Review II: A Tour Book for the Land Ahead • Bob Peterson, Digital Equiment Corporation
The LISA Executive Committee reports to the General Assembly (premium)

BOOK REVIEW: Understanding Japanese Information Processing, Review I: A Japanese perspective of Understanding Japanese Information Processing

by Ken Lunde, published by O’Reilly & Associates, Inc., ISBN: 1-56592-043-0

Chiaki Ishikawa, Personal Media Corp.

Last year the LISA Forum newsletter announced the publication of Ken Lunde's book. Within a few months his publishers were amazed with its success, not only in terms of sales but also in view of what people are saying about his technical expertise and linguistic savvy.

If you manage a Japanization program or plan to seriously compete in the Asian market, your office should not be without this indispensable reference work.

To give you a satisfactory evaluation of this book, both a native Japanese and a non-Japanese perspective are provided.

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