1. The Multilingual Web – Where Are We? Next Generation Localisation Josef van Genabith, CNGL & NCLT, DCU

2. Next Generation Localisation The Centre for Next Generation Localisation What is Localisation? Mega-Trends in Localisation/Web Where are we today? A Framework for Next Generation Localisation

3. The Centre for Next Generation Localisation

4. What is Localisation? industrial process of adapting digital content to culture, locale and linguistic environment at high quality, speed, volume and low cost key enabling, value adding, multiplier component of global manufacturing, services, software and content distribution industry drives products into global markets social, cultural and political dimension: digital divide

5. Global Mega-Trends in Localisation Volume: corporate web content > user-generated content > social media. Access: desktop web > mobile web (in less than 5 years). Personalisation: context > task > user.

6. The Localisation Cube: Challenges Personalisation Volume Access

7. Where we are: Traditional Enterprise Localisation Volume Access Personalisation

8. Next Generation Localisation Personalisation Volume Access

9. Next Generation Localisation Personalisation Volume Access Vision: to enable people to interact with content, products and services in their own language, culture, and according to their own personal needs Mission: technology that allows us to address each point in space at configurable speed and quality

10. Volume: User (Customer) Generated Content Source: Greg Oxton

11. Volume: Growth in Customer Self-Service Content According to the Consortium for Service Innovation: For every 10,000 calls to Customer Service, An additional 100,000 customers self-serve on corporate web site. PLUS an additional 300,000 customers self-serve within external customer forums. …Only 2.4% of customer queries come to support centre.

12. Implications of Growth in User Content Customer Experience, Customer Loyalty are now the key differentiators, not “just” products, features. How do you ensure consistent customer experience globally, and within external communities and with external content?

13. A vision of Next Generation Localisation Supporting the Global Customer Promoting Multilingual Society

14. Trends: Volume, Access, Personalisation

15. Next Generation Localisation Volume Simship Product Content Dynamic Localisation of User Generated Content Translating Global Conversation of the Web Access Desktop Tools Web-based Tools and Applications Multimodal, Mobile Apps Personalisation One Size Fits AllPersonalise to User Personalise to Context Volume Access Personalisation Bulk Localisation Workflow Demos Personalised Multilingual Customer Care Demos Personalised Multilingual Social Network Demos

16. System Service Architecture A Cohesive Storyline Accelerate Innovation New Applications Add User Value Reduce Costs Open Service Integration Open Meta-data MyIsle AppStore Mobile Apps Social Networking Apps Community Support Personalised Multilingual IR Multi-modal: Text+Speech Machine Translation Text Analytics Workflow improvement Crowdsourcing Bulk Localisation Workflow Personalised Multilingual Customer Care Personalised Multilingual Social Networking Next Generation Localisation Factory

17. A Holistic View: Content Generation Content Transformation Content Delivery Design for Internationalisation Standards Meta-data Training data Automation Interoperability Integration with Human translation and evaluation Personalisation Delivery platform

18. A Model Architecture to Manage Complexity D1 D2 D3 SS1 SS2 SS3 SS4 SS5 SS6 SS7 SS8 SS9 Components framework Data/software Reusable Standards Plug&play Flexible adaptive workflows connecting components One the fly..

19. Next Generation Localisation A BIG picture Much too big for one player Needs massive concerted effort NOT JUST engineering MUCH BASIC research !!! Only for the big players? NO Components architecture + flexible workflows = strong support for SMEs etc.

20. Next Generation Localisation Thank you! Questions?