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Lloyd Honomichl - Lionbridge Internationalization GroupFor 13 years Lloyd Honomichl worked at Novell as a Senior Consulting Engineer. He was the lead architect of Novell's International Product Development group and Novell's representative to the Unicode Technical Committee for eight years. In 1996 he was "loaned" to Sun's Javasoft group and co-authored the character conversion API's for JDK 1.1. Since then he has been 25% retired and 75% Senior Internationalization Engineer for Lionbridge. (Hey, you don't want to jump into something like retirement and find out you can't handle it!) His work for Lionbridge involves helping other companies internationalize their products, web sites and web applications as well as teaching developers basic internationalization techniques. |
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