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Translation Memories: The impact on terminology ownership and business practice (premium)
Vision of the Translation Market: An outline of the necessary reforms in Europe’s language industry (premium) • Jaap van der Meer, R.R. Donnelley Global Software Services
Business Engineering and Localisation Framework (premium) • Judith Jones, Process UK
Genba Wa Tsuyoi (premium) • Jan Pfefferkorn, MindShare Consulting
Developing Microsoft’s European Products in Ireland (premium)
The LISA Executive Committee Report (premium)
The LISA Forum Amsterdam, Holland (3-5 April, 1995) (premium)

Translation Memories: The impact on terminology ownership and business practice

The impact on terminology ownership and business practice

In the light of discussions at the November LISA Forum in Mountain View it seems that the issues of ownership and rights of use of translation memories is becoming an increasingly important matter both for suppliers and for vendors alike. Therefore, it is worthwhile for LISA members to develop and agree on some guidelines to cover this area. The following are some thoughts which may start the process of creating such guidelines.

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