DocumentCode
2316266
Title
Global markets and localization
Author
Russell, Barbara Kane
Author_Institution
Int. Tech. Commun., Nashville, TN, USA
fYear
1994
fDate
28 Sep-1 Oct 1994
Firstpage
108
Lastpage
110
Abstract
To create world-class information and deliver it on time and within budget, technical communicators and managers must know what the competition is producing, how the global market is changing, and how to effectively reach readers whose language and culture differ from their own. This paper offers an overview of macroeconomic trends affecting North American business, defines key terms, and presents considerations for managers and technical communicators when facing translation or writing in English for nonnative speakers. Whether an information product is translated or not, these considerations can increase its readability and the accuracy, timeliness, and cost-effectiveness of any translation
Keywords
commerce; economics; language translation; management; marketing; technical presentation; English; North American business; accuracy; competition; cost-effectiveness; global markets; information delivery; information product; key terms; macroeconomic trends; managers; market localization; nonnative speakers; readability; readers´ culture; readers´ language; technical communicators; timeliness; translation; writing; Business communication; Computer aided manufacturing; Economic indicators; Europe; Financial management; Globalization; Internet; Macroeconomics; Natural languages; Professional communication;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Professional Communication Conference, 1994. IPCC '94 Proceedings. Scaling New Heights in Technical Communication., International
Conference_Location
Banff, Alta.
Print_ISBN
0-7803-1936-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IPCC.1994.347537
Filename
347537
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