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Target Audience: Manager, Software Engineer, Systems Analyst, Marketer Level of Session: Intermediate Many challenges face developers of software in the global market. Selection of which languages to translate into, lead times required to obtain translations; how to support those locales that your product isn't translated for. Dealing with multiple languages used in a product running in multiple locales. This paper and presentation will outline the solutions used by Tivoli is creating a product that runs in multiple locales with multiple languages and communicates between them all. Issues explored are just in time delivery of translations, multi- locale / language support, handling language and locales for which the application isn't translated. A live product demonstration with on the fly language switching will be used. |
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