Starting the localization phase after code implementation usually leads to time and quality issues. Moving the localization process directly after the design phase can offer both time and quality advantages. However, some challenges have to be addressed. Please join Bettina and Carlos to talk about this!
About Carlos: Carlos is passionate about localization and possesses a strong technical background. With over 10 years of experience in the field, he is particularly focused on enhancing the efficiency of various processes and maintains a deep passion for Spanish culture worldwide.
About Bettina: is a localization enthusiast and loves all of her roles: program manager, advocate, negotiator, German translator, tester, author, and supporter.
About Nimdzi Live:
There is a shadow industry driving the growth of ALL global brands: Localization. Let’s talk globalization, localization, translation, interpretation, language, and culture, with an emphasis on how it affects your business, whether you have a scrappy start-up or are working in a top global brand.
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