In this issue…

Communication Breakdown • Andrew Joscelyne, LISA Newsletter Editor
Director’s letter (premium) • Michael Anobile
Money Talks (premium) • John Freivalds, JFA International
Going Global Means Bringing the Web into your Business (premium) • John Symon, AIIM International Europe
LISA Profiles: Denise Spacinsky • Denise Spacinsky
Why Don’t We All Make Big Money? (premium) • Jochen Hummel, TRADOS Corporation
Why Don’t We All Make Big Money? Table 1 (premium) • Jochen Hummel, TRADOS Corporation
Logos: Blue-Printing the Multilingual Future (premium)
The Virtues of Single-Source Localizing with J.D.Edwards’ Enterprise Content Manager (premium) • Interview with Ben Martin, J.D.Edwards
New OSCAR Initiatives • Alan K. Melby & Jorden Woods, OSCAR
CJKV Information Processing: A review (premium) • Arle Lommel, LISA & Translation Research Group
Wordfast: The Birth of a New Translation Memory (premium) • Interview with Yves Champollion, Wordfast Ltd.

Director’s letter

Michael Anobile

Dear LISA Members and Industry Professionals,

Jimmy Vong, who heads up I&J, a web-based financial/back-office applications development group, recently said “we’re in this for the little guy”. Often, in the rush to land big clients and make big money, we may forget who we’re really in this industry for. All of our work has to make life better, easier, or more productive for individuals somewhere in the world or what we do has no value (or even negative value). We now stand at a point in the world’s history when large-scale forces really have a chance to benefit the little guy, and we can be the catalyst to make sure this happens.

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