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    Global Web sites go native: How to make yours work for the locals 22 November, 2007 10:10

    It was nearly 10 years ago that FedEx first decided to translate its Web content and applications for non-English-speakers throughout the world. At the time, it was ahead of the game, but today, companies in all kinds of industries realize it's crucial to speak to customers around the world in their native languages.
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    Daunting task for firms seeking global Web presence 23 February, 2001 16:05

    Establishing Web sites for your firm in 30 countries, all with local content, is one thing. Keeping them current while routing customer requests to the right people in the right countries and linking all that information to databases in the home office is something else entirely. Just ask Toni Corwin.
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