Be a Part of Our 40th Conference!

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      Call for Participation Now Open

For twenty-five years the Internationalization & Unicode® Conference
(IUC) has been the preeminent event highlighting the latest innovations
and best practices of global and multilingual software providers. The
40th conference will be held this year on November 1-3, 2016 in Santa
Clara, California.

      Two Key Themes for This Year

*Breaking All Barriers:* Explore how software providers can meet the
globalization challenges of supporting the burgeoning diversity of
communication platforms around the world, including mobile, tablets,
social media, video, and voice. Examine how online social platforms are
supporting multilingual text and rich content in hundreds of languages.
Often the task is not just to publish in multiple languages, but to
accept input in alternative forms, analyze it for meaning and sentiment,
look for patterns in big data, or automate its routing or translation.
This theme also includes the latest advances in relevant standards, and
emerging and historic scripts.

*Trained, Tested, Trusted:* Understand best practices in process and
among teams reliably delivering high quality global products. Examine
how developers build, test, and deploy great global products. Explore
technologies for design, localization, multilingual testing, workflow
management, and content management.

This is the conference where you can promote your ideas and experience
working with natural languages, multicultural user interfaces, producing
and supporting multinational and multilingual products, linguistic
algorithms, applying internationalization across mobile and social media
platforms, or advancements in relevant standards.

We welcome your proposals for papers and tutorials. View examples of
content from past conferences
<http://www.unicodeconference.org/past-conferences.htm> on the IUC 40
website <http://www.unicodeconference.org/>.

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