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GlocalExpert has wide technical coverage (see chart below). We employ Localization linguists and engineers as well as more than 50 development and testing engineers who are capable of developing professional I18N/L10N tools in case of any such requirements. We are able to leverage the domain knowledge we have gathered during the past years from I18N and L10N project experience. Over the years we have developed a logical internationalization scheme, acquired layer-centric internationalization rules, and mastered the J2EE internationalization technology and general solutions. With an all-round I18N and l10N software checklist we have produced, we are able to meet the most stringent quality goals. We have a wide range of tools covering Software Engineering, Quality Assurance, Issues Management, Defect Tracking, etc.


I18n/L10n
 
Q: What is I18n/L10n?
A: Internationalization (I18n) is the process of designing an application so that it can be adapted to various languages and regions without engineering changes. The abbreviation is based on the fact that the rather lengthy word 'internationalization' starts with an 'i' followed by 18 characters followed by an 'n'; Localization (L10n) is the process of adapting software for a specific region or language by adding locale-specific components and translating text. The abbreviation is based on the fact that the rather lengthy word 'localization' starts with a 'l' followed by 10 characters followed by an 'n'. And the same interpretation goes with G11n (globalization) and T9n (translation).

Q: What does the abbreviation GILT refer to?
A: GILT is an alphabetic acronym for Globalization, Internationalization, Localization and Translation.

Q: What is the relationship among translation, localization, internationalization and globalization?
A: The relationship between translation and localization/internationalization/globalization can be described as follows,
    GILT = G11n + I18n + L10n + T9n;
    G11n = I18n + L10n;
    L10n > T9n.
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