25th-26th October 2006


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LRC XI 
The Localisation Factory

The 11th Annual Internationalisation and Localisation Conference 
organised by the Localisation Research Centre and IGNITE

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European Foundation,
Loughlinstown, 
Dublin, Ireland

How to automate your localisation process while maintaining quality and achieving return on investment is the central theme of this year’s 11th Annual Conference organized by the LRC.

The conference will be held in Dublin, in cooperation with the European Union funded IGNITE project, and aims to provide an insight into how linguistic resources can be employed in an automated localisation environment.

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Wednesday 25th October

Thursday 26th October

 
Wednesday 25 October 2006 - European Foundation Building, Loughlinstown, Dublin

08:30

Registration

09:00

Session 1:
Welcome

Reinhard Schäler (LRC)

Awards Presentation

Opening  - Once Upon a Time in Dublin
Tony O'Dowd - Alchemy Software Development

Keynote 1:  - CLDR - Locales for the World

Lisa Moore, IBM National Language Competency Center 

10:30

Coffee Break

11:15

Session 2: Translation Quality and Automation

Setup of Term Bases/Term Lists for Terminology Checking
Angelika Zerfass, Zaac.de 

Quality Control when Localising Marketing Texts
Angela Starkmann Lehr - MT-G

Automating Translation in the Localisation Factory
Sharon O'Brien, Dublin City University
 

12:50

Lunch Break

14:00

Session 3: Outside the Mainstream

Designing a Virtual Training Environment for Localisation
Nuria Vidal & Amparo Alcina Caudet, Universitat Jaume I de Castelló

The Effects of the Localisation of FOSS in a Sophisticated Developing World Economy
Dwayne Bailey, Translate.org.za

WordForge
Dwayne Bailey, Translate.org.za

15:40

Break

16:00 Interactive Translation vs Pre-translation in the Context of Translation Memory Systems:
Investigating the effects of translation method on productivity, quality and translator satisfaction
- Winner of 2006 Best Thesis Award
Julian Wallis, University of Ottawa

16:25

Session 4: New Media Localisation

How Much do the Audio Visual Subtitling and Localisation Industries Have in Common
Selma Boyd

Evolution of Online Communication Localisation in the Age of Media Convergence
Mario De Bortoli & Fabio Minazzi, Euro RSCG 4D Digital & Binari Sonori Srl 

17:30

Closing Session

19:30-22:30

Conference Dinner - Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel

sponsored by IGNITE

 

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Thursday 26 October 2006 - European Foundation Building, Loughlinstown, Dublin

09:00

Session 1

Welcome

Keynote 2: The Internationalisation Tag Set 

Richard Ishida, World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

10:00

Coffee Break

10:30

Session 2:  Process Automation

What's new in XLIFF 1.2
Tony Jewtushenko, Product Innovator 

Localisation Process Management and Workflow Control Using XLIFF Files
Javier Solá, WordForge

Automating the HTML Localisation Process: An Implementation Using a Java Internationalisation Appproach
Professor Manikrao L. Dhore & Abhishek K.Dhote, Vishwakarma Institure of Technology
 

Automating Globalisation
Peter Reynolds, Idiom Technologies Inc.

13:00

Lunch Break

14:00

Session 3: The Ignite Project

The IGNITE Project - Linguistic Infrastructure for Localisation: Language Data, Tools and Standards & IGNITE - The Localisation Factory; A Demonstration
Reinhard Schäler,
Kevin Bargary & Michael Bourke,Localisation Research Centre & IGNITE

15:00

Break

15:15

Session 4: Panel Discussion - Workflow and Process Automation

16:45

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The Localisation Research Centre (LRC) provides a comprehensive information service to the localisation industry; conducts research and development in localisation and related areas, such as language engineering; produces a range of publications including Localisation Focus - the International Journal of Localisation; and oversees a number of education and training programs.

Who should attend
LRC conferences are aimed at managers, engineers, translators and internationalisation specialists working in localisation. They are also aimed at businesses, governments, and international development agencies that would like to find out how internationalisation and localisation can help their endeavours.

Fees**

Both Days - €380 
(€290 for TILP Members)
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*Programme may be subject to change

 
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