IUC 37: Save the Date - Oct 21-23, 2013

The Internationalization and Unicode Conference (IUC) is the premier
event covering the latest in industry standards and best practices for
bringing software and Web applications to worldwide markets. This annual
event focuses on software and Web globalization, bringing together
internationalization experts, tools vendors, software implementers, and
business and program managers from around the world.

Expert practitioners and industry leaders present detailed
recommendations for businesses looking to expand to new international
markets and those seeking to improve time to market and cost-efficiency
of supporting existing markets. Recent conferences have provided
specific advice on designing software for European countries, Latin
America, China, India, Japan, Korea, the Middle East, and emerging markets.

This highly rated conference features excellent technical content,
industry-tested recommendations and updates on the latest standards and
technology. Subject areas include cloud computing, upgrading to HTML5,
integrating with social networking software, and implementing mobile
apps. This year's conference will also highlight new features in Unicode
Version 6.1 and other relevant standards published this year.

Reasons to Attend Include:

    * Tutorials and sessions for beginners, to train you and your staff
      on basic practices and implementation techniques for creating
      international software
    * Learn recommended solutions to difficult problems or sophisticated
      requirements from industry leaders and experts in attendance
    * Find help from tool and product vendors to get you to market
      quickly and cost-effectively

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