Webinar: Localization – Workflow and Practical Examples

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It’s time for a new Ciklopea webinar!

Our third webinar this year will cover the topic of Localization.

In our new webinar, entitled Localization – Workflow and Practical Examples, you’ll have the opportunity to learn the answers to questions such as:

  • What is localization?
  • Why is localization an important part of the translation industry?
  • What are its advantages from the perspective of project managers and language experts?
  • What is being localized and why?

Learn more about the stages of the localization process, the technology used to successfully implement a localization project, and the teams involved in the project and their workflow – from project managers, translators, and proofreaders to quality assurance specialists.

The webinar will also include useful tips for everyday work and practical examples.

The webinar will be held in Croatian on Wednesday, 14 September 2022 at 10 am, online via the Zoom platform.

After registration, we’ll contact you with the registration information for the webinar itself.

We’re looking forward to your active participation!

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