insoft-l Companies specializing in Internationalisation?

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2 total messages Started by Rick Dondo Wed, 28 Sep 1994 13:56

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Author: Rick Dondo
Date: Wed, 28 Sep 1994 13:56

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I am interested in finding out whether there are any companies in the market
doing software internationalisation as a specialty.  In other words, are any
organisations taking contracts to internationalise commercial software
products on behalf of other companies who may not have all the internal
resources to do so but who are willing to build and provide a product which
conforms to recognized (or agreed) internationalisation standards which will
PERMIT the process to be undertaken productively and allow the highest
probability that the translated/internationalised product will conform to
product specifications?

E-MAIL or posted responses will be welcomed.

Regards,

Rick Dondo

Re: insoft-l Companies specializing in Internationalisation?

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Author: Samuel Hahn
Date: Thu, 29 Sep 1994 14:25

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I am aware of

1. International Accessability Corporation
   500 Chestnut, Suite 200
   Santa Cruz, CA 95060
   408-454-0200
   408-454-0300/fax
   IAC@applelink.apple.com

2. Bartek International
   151 S. Bernardo Ave
   Suite 30
   Sunnyvale, CA 94086
   415-428-0931
   415-428-0934/fax
   info@bartek.com

I saw both of these organizations advertise in the Software
Entrepreneurs' Forum newsletter, by the way. I have contacted #1, but
not #2 myself.  My info on #1 may be out of date...

Hope this helps -- Sam Hahn


>
>
> I am interested in finding out whether there are any companies in the market
> doing software internationalisation as a specialty.  In other words, are any
> organisations taking contracts to internationalise commercial software
> products on behalf of other companies who may not have all the internal
> resources to do so but who are willing to build and provide a product which
> conforms to recognized (or agreed) internationalisation standards which will
> PERMIT the process to be undertaken productively and allow the highest
> probability that the translated/internationalised product will conform to
> product specifications?
>
> E-MAIL or posted responses will be welcomed.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rick Dondo
>
>

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