San Francisco Bay Area ACM

February 7, Chapter Meeting
presents

Simon Wong of Oracle Corporation

who will speak to us about

"Building Global Mulilingual eBusiness Applications"

Date:


Wednesday, February 7, 2001

Time:
6:30 p.m. Refreshments; 7:00 p.m. Speaker

Location:
Hewlett Packard, Pruneridge and Wolfe, Cupertino, Bldg. 48, Oak Room.

Free and open to all who wish to attend, but membership is only $10/year.

Abstract

The World Wide Web is a global media accessible by people from around the world where e-business companies can effectively build relationships with customers worldwide. It is becoming increasingly important for internet applications to present regional specific information in a language preferred by their customers. Enabling an application to support multiples languages can not only help expand businesses to other regions around the globe, but also reduces the cost of maintaining multiple copies of the same application for different languages. This session illustrates how e-business companies can build a three tier internet application to support multiple languages simultaneously in the internet, and how the Oracle Internet Platform plays a significant part in building such applications.
 

Slides


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Biography

Simon Wong has been with Oracle Corporation since 1996 working on Oracle Server product globalization projects. His major responsibility is consulting to internal engineers to make sure that their products are properly internationalized for world-wide market, and to consult Oracle customers on building their databases and applications to support different languages. Previously, Mr. Wong worked at DEC on software internationalization projects. He has BS and MS degrees in Computer Science from the University of Western Ontario.

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