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Localisation Ireland 2000
Localisation of Knowledge Knowledge of Localisation
7-8 November 2000
Pre-conference seminar on Multilingual Websites (6
November 2000)
Citywest Hotel Saggart Co. Dublin Ireland
Event updates: http://lrc.csis.ul.ie
- Final announcement (27 October 2000) - Please note that this announcement may be
subject to change.
Tuesday, 7 November 2000
| 08:30 |
Registration |
| 09:15 |
Opening Session Welcome and
introduction
Reinhard Schäler, LRC |
| 09:30 |
Plenary session one: Keynote address The
localization industry in transition: new economy, new technologies
Florita Mendez, President Globalization and Internet Translation Division, L&H
(Belgium) |
| 10:00 |
Plenary session two: Localisation Ireland Chair:
Seamus Gallen, National Informatics Directorate (Ireland)
 | Alan Barrett, Chairperson, LRC Industrial Advisory Board |
 | John Rowley, Chairperson, SLIG |
 | Reinhard Schäler, LRC |
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| 10:45 |
BREAK |
| 11:15 |
Morning workshops (three parallel
workshops) |
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Workshop I: Localisation Management the
Balanced Scorecard Moderator: John Rowley, Director European Localisation, Corel
Corporation
This workshop is for localisation project managers, HR personnel and training
professionals. From a localisation perspective, using a Balanced Scorecard in an
organisation provides an opportunity to raise the profile of localisation issues and to
quantify the contribution of other departments in their support (such as enabling or
marketing) for localisation objectives. Keith Robinson from World Class International will
introduce the concept of the Balanced Scorecard. The group will then work together to
identify possible measures they could use for a scorecard and possible strategies for
introducing it to their organisations. |
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Workshop II: Localisation Engineering
Transfer of Knowledge Moderator: Anna Brady, MD, Lucky Star Ltd.
This workshop is for localisation engineers. It will discuss, among others, the
following questions: What tasks are covered in localisation engineering, what tools are
used, which processes followed? How do localisation engineers acquire knowledge and
do companies support knowledge acquisition? The following industry experts will contribute
to this workshop: Padraic Bracken (Director, VistaTEC), Andrew Delaney (Symantec), Brian
ODonovan (Lotus Development), Aedan McCormick (Corel). |
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Workshop III: Multilingual Web Sites Presented
by Willem Stoeller
This workshop is a summary of the full one-day workshop offered by the Localization
Institute. |
| 12:45 |
LUNCH and EXHIBITION |
| 14:15 |
Plenary session three: Keynote address Shortening
Projects in Web Time
Fergus OConnell, Chairman and CEO, ETP Ltd. |
| 15:00 |
BREAK and EXHIBITION |
| 15:30 |
Afternoon workshops (two parallel
workshops) |
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Workshop IV: Education, training and
recruitment for the industry-relevance and change Moderator: Helen Wybrants (LRC)
This workshop is for localisation managers, HR personnel, and training
professionals.
 | Online assessment as a national standard (Eamonn Carey, FÁS) |
 | Relevance of third level courses (Richard Sutcliffe, LRC/University of Limerick) |
 | Industry certification: relevance? (Helen Wybrants, LRC/University of Limerick) |
 | Recruitment in the localisation industry (Carolyn Kollstedt, XTRA Translation
Services) |
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Workshop V: Localisation testing
and QA Moderator: Paul McBride, GM, VeriTest (Division of Lionbridge)
This workshop is for localisation managers, engineers and QA specialists. It will
discuss technologies and approaches in localisation testing and QA, with coverage of
emerging trends in web-load, stress and ASP testing for global software delivery.
Contributors include Charlie McGrory, Quality Automation Ltd. |
| 15:30 |
Executive Roundtable (by invitation only) This
roundtable is for senior executives. For details please contact the LRC. |
| 17:00 |
CLOSE |
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The Annual Localisation Ireland Industry
Reception and Dinner |
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17:30 Reception |
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19:00 Dinner
 | Announcement of the 2000 LRC Best Thesis Award
Noel Treacy, T.D., Minister for Science, Technology and Commerce
James Grealis, Director EMEA Localisation, Symantec |
 | After-dinner speaker: Tony ODowd, VP Corel Corporation |
 | Draw of two incentive prizes for a weekend away for two |
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Wednesday, 8 November 2000
| 08:30 |
Registration |
| 09:15 |
Opening session
 | Welcome
Reinhard Schäler, LRC |
 | The Best Thesis An overview
James Grealis, Director EMEA Localisation, Symantec Ireland
Winner of the LRC Best Thesis Award |
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| 09:45 |
Plenary session four: Localisation of
Knowledge the Expansion of the Localisation Charta Chair: Seamus Gallen,
National Informatics Directorate (Ireland)
 | Multilingual Knowledge Management
Alan Barrett, Director of Technology, International Product Development, Lotus
Development |
 | Localisation of knowledge New service offering requirements
Ian Dunlop, Director of International Product Development, Novell |
 | Adaptation of Content
Fiona OCarroll, VP EMEA Operations, Uniscape |
 | A software publishers perspective
Paul Quigley, Director of Translation Tools, Oracle WPTG |
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| 11:30 |
BREAK |
| 12:00 |
Plenary session five: Keynote address From
software to content localisation - A new European initiative
Roberto Cencioni, Head of unit, Unit D4 (Language technologies & applications),
Directorate General Information Society, European Commission (Luxembourg) |
| 12:45 |
LUNCH and EXHIBITION |
| 14:15 |
Plenary session six: Knowledge of
Localisation Chair:Alfie Keary, MD, The Informa Europe Group
 | Professional Localisation Training
Ulrich Henes, MD, Localization Institute (USA) |
 | Online Knowledge of Localisation
Seth Thomas Schneider, Editor-in-Chief, MultiLingual Computing Inc. (USA) |
 | Localisation Research
Richard Sutcliffe, LRC-University of Limerick |
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| 15:30 |
BREAK and EXHIBITION |
| 16:00 |
Plenary session seven: Localisation
Technologies for eContent Chair: P.J. King, CEO, Clockworks International
 | ASP and Workflow
Matthias Heyn, VP, TRADOS |
 | Global Content Management Technologies
Larry Wade, VP of Technology Service Offerings, Bowne Global Solutions (USA) |
 | Synchronization - the Localization of continuously changing Web Content
Bill Looby, Architect, Domino Global Workbench, Lotus Development Corporation |
 | Globelix and e-Business
Edwin Walter, Development Manager, Alpnet (Netherlands) |
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| 17:45 |
Closing remarks |
| 18:00 |
CLOSE |
Sponsorship
 | The LRC Best Thesis Award is proudly sponsored by Symantec Ireland. |
 | Refreshments at the Annual Localisation Ireland Industry Dinner are kindly sponsored by
Howard Recruitment Ltd. |
 | Two incentive prizes are kindly sponsored by Howard Recruitment Ltd. and the Informa
Europe Group. |
Localisation Ireland 2000 is an event organized by the Localisation Research Centre
(LRC) and supported by the Software Localisation Interest Group (SLIG).
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