
Purpose and benefitsLocalisation is about creating content specific to a language and marketplace. By 2001, over 50% of people using the Web did not speak English; by 2005 this figure is expected to rise to 75%. Clearly, if you are serious about reaching a foreign marketplace you must localise. However, localisation is an expensive process, and you must make sure that you can achieve an appropriate return on investment. |
Related Solutions |
||
MethodManagement checklist, answers to FAQs, common traps, and suggested action plans. |
|||
Time to Complete
|
Length
|
Participants
|
Price
|
© 2008 Echelon Learning Ltd.
Privacy and Terms and Conditions