Globalization Insider

In this issue…

Defining Multimedia Localization (premium) • David Murdock, International Production Manager, Disney Interactive
Director’s letter (premium) • Michael Anobile
The Web RFQ Process (premium) • Rebecca Ray, Senior Product Manager, Remedy Corporation
Localization: R.I.P. 1999 (premium) • Alex McDonnell, Pervasive Software
Only Connect (premium) • Deborah Fry, Fry & Bonthrone Partnerschaft
Building Machine Translation on a Firm Foundation • Professor Alan K. Melby, Brigham Young University, Provo, USA
Translation Quality: The Customer Makes the Difference (premium) • Yann Meersseman, Yann Meersseman & Associates

Localization: R.I.P. 1999

Alex McDonnell, Pervasive Software

This article summarizes the presentation Alex McDonnell made at the LISA Forum in Newport Beach last autumn, before expanding further on his theme - that the localization industry, as we know it today will disappear by 1999.

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