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6 Rules for Localizing Multilanguage Projects

Poor user adoption can ruin even the most technically sound SAP projects, a fact that has haunted project managers from the earliest days of the ERP system. Proper training and user buy-in are critical for ensuring the success of any SAP localization project. … Read more

SAP provides limited localization and translation support for customized global SAP solutions; however, clients increasingly require a single global solution that will work as seamlessly in Kuala Lumpur as it does in Warsaw or Atlanta. This session presents a consultative approach, based on current best practices, to solving the gap between language and cultural requirements from an increasingly global SAP community and the current solutions and resources usually associated with SAP global implementation. … Read more

The world’s largest producer of thermosetting resins engaged Translation Source to provide global localization and translation services for their SAP global implementation. With sales exceeding $4 billion and leading positions across various end-markets and geographies, the company has manufacturing and distribution facilities, as well as executive sales and administrative offices, in over 25 countries in the Americas, Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions. … Read more

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 10.27.09

Camilo Munoz, managing director of Translation Source, will present on translation workflow solutions for global SAP projects at the Managing Your SAP Projects Conference in Las Vegas Oct. 28^th-30^th. Camilo Munoz’s presentation, “An Expert Guide to Managing the Language, Localization, and Cultural Challenges of a Global SAP Project”, will specifically address content management and integrated work flow solutions that allow for seamless integration of translation/localization processes into the overall SAP implementation The Managing Your SAP Projects Conference has been described as a ‘must attend event’ for SAP project managers. … Read more