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All Things Must Pass
Mastering Change in the Localization Industry

Deborah Fry, Director, Fry & Bonthrone Partnerschaft

As LISA approaches its tenth anniversary and the language industry hits the mainstream, it is worth taking stock of the origins of and progress made by localization. Equally, though, it is time to recognize the profound changes that have taken place – changes that have prompted the drive towards different Association and industry structures.


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