|  | Localization World Program Schedule
 Program Draft as of October 6, 2006
 Localization World session classifications are explained below. Each Localization 
      World conference is organized with the help of a program committee drawn from all corners of the localization community. Questions about the conference? Check our FAQ page.  WATCH 
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        notification when the program is updated.Preconference Day Program (Oct 16)
 Program for Day One (Oct 17)
 Program for Day Two (Oct 18)
 
 Day One: Tuesday, October 17 
        
          | Session topic color codes:  | Value of Linguistic Resources |   
          | Localization Business 
 | Translation Automation | Authoring & Content Management |   
          | Localization Process 
 | Industries | Geographies |  
 
        
          | 8.00 | 
              Registration. Exhibits Open
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          | 8:30 |  |  
          | 9:30 | Break. Exhibits Open |  
          |  | Perspectives | Point/Counterpoint | Praxis |  
          | 10:00 -
 11:00
 | A1: Increasing the Value of Linguistic Resources HOST: Eric Blassin
 SPEAKER: Gregory M. Shreve, Kent State University
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          | 11:00-
 11:30
 | Break. Exhibits Open
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          | 11:30-
 12:30
 | Reserved for networking | B2: The Future of Translation Technology, Part 1 MODERATOR: Lew Tarnopol
 PANEL: Pierre Blais, MultiCorpora; Adriane Rinsche, LTC; Shannon Zimmerman, Sajan
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          | 12:30-
 2:00
 | Lunch. Exhibits Open12:30-1:15 MultiCorpora: Innovative Easy-to-deploy Solution to Include Terminology as Part of the Localization Process
 1:15-2:00 Lionbridge: Free TM Software via the Web
 
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          | 2:00-
 3:00
 | A3: Localization of Intel's Customer Support Website HOST: Christiane Bernier
 SPEAKER: Lew Tarnopol, Intel
 | B3: Translation in Canada MODERATOR: Gerry Gervais
 PANEL: Donald Barabé, Canadian Translation Bureau; Anne-Marie De Vos, Society of Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters, Québec; Larry Rogers, Lexi-tech International
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          | 3:00-
 3:30
 | Break. Exhibits Open |  
          | 3:30-
 4:30
 | A4: The Evolution of Translation Memory HOST: Matthias Caesar
 SPEAKERS: Takatoshi Adachi, CA; Eric Blassin, Lionbridge
 |  | C4: Usability Testing of Localized Medical Software and Patient Information FACILITATOR: Clio Schils
 PANEL: Simon Andriesen, MediLingua; Brigitte Herrmann, Siemens Medical Solutions
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          |  | Day 1 Wrap up Session Prize awards, organized by GALA
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          | 5:30  |  |  Go 
        to the Preconference Day Program (October 16)
 
 Day Two: Wednesday, October 18  
        
          | Session topic color codes:  | Value of Linguistic Resources |  
          | Localization Business 
 | Translation Automation | Authoring & Content Management |  
          | Localization Process 
 | Industries | Geographies |  
 
        
          | 8:00 | Exhibits Open
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          |  | Perspectives | Point/Counterpoint | Praxis |  
          | 9:00-
 10:00
 | A5: Math  Matters: Building Global  Awareness in the Corner Office HOST: Ulrich Henes
 SPEAKER: Karen Fowlie, Cognos
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          | 10:00 - 10:30
 | Break. Exhibits Open |  
          | 10:30 -
 11:30
 | A6: Cisco Systems’ Use of Translation Technology: The Present and the Future HOST: Aki Ito
 SPEAKER: Martin Guttinger, Cisco Systems
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          | 11:30-
 12:00
 | Break. Exhibits Open |  
          | 12:00-
 1:00
 |  | B7: The Real Value of Linguistic Resources: The Client Perspective MODERATOR: Paula Shannon
 PANEL: Karen Fowlie, Cognos; Lew Tarnopol, Intel; Francis Tsang, Adobe
 |  | (continued):  Global Product Development Simulation FACILITATORS: Don DePalma, Common Sense Advisory; Hans Fenstermacher, Translations.com
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          | 1:00 -2:30
 | Lunch. Exhibits Open 1:00-1:45 MultiCorpora: The Best of Both Worlds: TextBase + Translation Memory
 1:45-2:30 SDL: Is It Possible to Eliminate Translation Project Review Time?
 1:45-2:30 Introduction to GALA
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          | 2:30-
 3:30
 | A8: Sharing Translation Memories for a Better World HOST: Donna Parrish
 SPEAKERS: Richard Averitt, The Well Project; Jeff Quiggle, EMC documentum
 | B8: The Real Value of Linguistic Resources: The Vendor Perspective (GALA: open to all) MODERATOR: Christiane Bernier
 PANEL:  María Gabriela Morales, Rosario Traducciones y Servicios; Arturo Quintero, Moravia Worldwide;  Ying-Lin Xia,  HiSoft
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          | 3:30 -
 4:00
 | Break. Exhibits Open |  
          | 4:00-
 5:00
 | Closing Session: Don DePalma, Renato Beninatto Prize awards, organized by GALA
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          |  | End of conference |  Go 
        to the Preconference Day Program (October 16)Go to the Program for Day One (October 17)
 
 Preconference: Monday, October 16
 
 Localization World Taxonomy The organizers of Localization World have developed a localization taxonomy to help active participants as well as first-time visitors find their way around the world of localization. Issues are classified in three broad topics: Functions, Industries and Geographies. This classification is used both in the Localization World Network  where it will help you identify fellow travelers and network with others who share your interests  as well as in the Localization World program where each session is "tracked" according to the taxonomy. Localization World Program Committee:
 
 Christiane Bernier, Lionbridge and GALA
 Karen Fowlie, Cognos
 Dana Barras Franco, Welocalize
 Daniel Gervais, MultiCorpora R&D, Inc.
 Tony O'Dowd, Alchemy Software Development
 Clio Schils, Medtronic
 Paula Shannon, Lionbridge Technologies, Inc.
 Lew Tarnopol, Intel
 Francis Tsang, Adobe Systems Inc.
 
 
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