Dr. Vinton G. Cerf to Keynote IUC36!
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| Dr. Vinton G. Cerf,
Vice President and Chief Internet Evangelist at
Google |
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"Bit
Rot" – A Disaster Waiting to Happen
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| Dr. Cerf will discuss the problem of curating
digital content on the order of centuries.
Unicode has a role to play although there are
very complex issues relating to format and
structure of digital objects, interpretation of
content, intellectual property management,
perhaps even patents and other legal framework
questions. The problems are both technical and
legal. |
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Reasons to Attend Include:
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- Tutorials and sessions for
beginners, to train you and your
staff on basic practices and
implementation techniques for
creating international software
- Learn recommended solutions to
difficult problems or
sophisticated requirements from
industry leaders and experts in
attendance
- Find help from tool and product
vendors to get you to market
quickly and cost-effectively
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The Internationalization and Unicode
Conference (IUC) is the
premier event covering the latest in
industry standards and best practices
for bringing software and Web
applications to worldwide markets. This
annual event focuses on software and Web
globalization, bringing together
internationalization experts, tools
vendors, software implementers, and
business and program managers from
around the world.
Expert
practitioners and industry leaders
present detailed recommendations for
businesses looking to expand to new
international markets and those seeking to improve time to market and
cost-efficiency of supporting existing
markets. Recent conferences have
provided specific advice on designing
software for European countries, Latin
America, China, India, Japan, Korea, the
Middle East, and emerging markets.
This highly rated conference features
excellent technical content, industry-tested
recommendations and updates on the latest
standards and technology. Subject areas include
cloud computing, upgrading to HTML5, integrating
with social networking software, and implementing
mobile apps. This year's conference will also
highlight new features in Unicode Version 6.1 and
other relevant standards published this year.
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