Think Tank Session
"CROSS-CULTURAL
ISSUES FOR ENTERPRISE-LEVEL SOFTWARE: THE CHALLENGES OF THE ASIAN
MARKETS"
TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2004
Invitation-only.
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The Silicon Valley World Internet Center is conducting a Think
Tank Session on May 25, 2004, to understand the issues and principles
involved in adapting and engineering enterprise-level software products
for different cultures. This invitation-only session will focus
on considerations for cross-cultural adaptation of software to Asian
markets. The specific focus will be on enterprise-level software
solutions including Employee Self Service applications (ESS), payroll,
timesheets, and other human resource functions. This session is
being sponsored by SAP Research.
The objectives of this session are:
- to understand important aspects of interface design for Asian
markets, identify any pre-existing design guidelines, and determine
hot research areas
- to identify the level of commitment among other large producers
of technology solutions to cross-cultural adaptation; and
- to identify and discuss current best case examples of successful
cross-cultural adaptation of enterprise-level software.
This is an invitation-only Think Tank Session limited to 20 participants.
If you are an expert in the cross-cultural adaptation of enterprise-level
software (including user-interface) and would like to be considered
for participation in this 4-hour, afternoon session on May 25, please
submit your name, title, company affiliation, and bio for consideration
to:
Ms. Claire Kahrobaie
Manager, Client Services
T: 650.565.8070
E: kahrobaie@worldinternetcenter.com
**Please note that
the World Internet Center is not in a position to accept all interested
participants.
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