Agile workflow software#
Interpro's approach to software localization was slightly different than the other translation companies we were vetting. The quotes were comparable with respect to cost, turnaround time, and file delivery. We sought Agile-supportive localization quotes from large and small translation firms. The scope of the work represented some 290K words in the documentation and 120K in the UI. Late in 2014 a new customer of ours asked for a Simplified Chinese version including the User Interface (UI), database, and documentation. A fully Agile shop with no prior localization or translation experience and some two million lines of code across several dev languages, fit with a translation company was a must. About CoreworxĬoreworx, an enterprise software shop in Canada, develops construction management software for mega-projects in the oil and gas industry worldwide. They can participate on a day-to-day, sprint-to-sprint basis, with comfort and little or no cost impact. As a service provider, Interpro knows that understanding and a close-as-possible integration with a client’s process leads to a win-win (and greatly simplifies additional projects). On the surface, localization (of the text at least) seems a rather non-Agile activity.
Agile has become the norm in most software development shops.
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