LRC XII The Localisation Research Forum

LRC XII
The Localisation Research Forum

The 12th Annual Internationalisation and Localisation Conference
organised by the Localisation Research Centre (LRC)
with the Global Initiative for Local Computing (GILC)

26 - 27 - 28 September 2007
European Foundation, Loughlinstown,
Dublin, Ireland

Keynote Speakers

LRC XII, the 12th Internationalisation and Localisation Conference organised by the Localisation Research Centre, will take place on 27-28 September 2007 in Dublin, Ireland with a pre-conference day taking place in Dublin on September 26. The theme for this year's conference will be Localisation Research, and the conference will provide a forum for discussion of both industrial and academic research as well as looking at collaboration between the two.

Conference Registration is now closed - We look forward to seeing all attendees at the event.

	Careers in Localisation and the CLP programme
	Automating Your QA Process to Save Time and Improve Consistency
	Exploding the myth (the gerund in machine translation)
	A Process for Risk-Based Localisation Testing
	Using pseudo translation to ensure world-ready software
	Future Web Based Translation Environments
	The Expansion/Compression Factor in Translated Texts
	Collaboration Between an LSP and a Technology Provider in Practice:Why and How Moravia Worldwide and Idiom Technologies are Working Together
	What You See Is What You Get? - A Pilot Experiment on Access to Visual Information in Translation Interfaces
	Keyboards for Indic Languages
	Minority language success: Not only Catalan (but in Catalan)
	Computational Linguistics and Challenges Of Persian Script and Language
	An alternative approach to Software testing to enable SimShip for the localisation market, using Shadow.
	XLIFF in the Localisation of Open Source Software – One step forward, two steps back?

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 researchers, teachers, trainers, 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
(€100 for TILP Members)

Localisation Dinner - €50
(€30 for TILP Members)