Ciklopea @ 2017 LocWorld34 Conference in Barcelona

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We are proud to announce that Ciklopea will take part in this summer’s LocWorld conference in Barcelona, 14-16 June 2017.

Ciklopea @ 2017 LocWorld34 Conference in Barcelona

Ciklopea’s Business Development Manager Zana Boljkovac will present the Challenges in Terminology Management when Localizing Medical Devices into the South Slavic Languages, with particular emphasis on localization issues in mutually intelligible Central South Slavic languages – Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian and Montenegrin, as part of Life Sciences Business Round Table.

LocWorld conference will features 6 concurrent tracks with 9 topic areas, with a special focus on continuous delivery.

The conference will bring together delegates who are engaged in the business of adapting products, services and communications to an international language or culture so as to appear native to that particular region.

Speakers at LocWorld will include representatives from Electronic Arts, GetYourGuide, Google, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Intuit, King, LinkedIn Microsoft, Shutterstock, Tableau Software, The Nielson Company Inc. and many others.

LocWorld conference is organized by MultiLingual Computing, Inc. and The Localization Institute, will be held at Palau de Congressos de Catalunya Barcelona, 14-16 June 2017.

We are very excited and we are looking forward to sharing our insight into localization for the life sciences industry at LocWorld 34.

Learn More about the conference and check out the full program here.

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