Software Localization Strategies

Cloud computing Ananda Gowri Sankar Krishna Mangena Wilmington university SEC-6040 October 13 2014 Instructor-Dr.Deval Shah TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Introduction...................................................................................................... 4 2.Technologies..................................................................................................... 4 2.1 Virtualization..............................................................................................4 2.2 Service oriented architecture......................................................................

Upon reviewing all of the service reusability is the stage of service oriented design that most affect the granularity that compose the software solution. I came to this conclusion, because reusability of a service grants it to have endless potential. Not only can a service be reused, it can perform different tasks.

Localization takes place when you adapt content to a specific location. In translation, it means that your content can be read by another in their native language with as much ease as if the information were written in that language to begin with. In other words, just translating a document does not mean that it has been localized. When it is your brand, information, or material at stake, it is important to understand the elements that separate a mere translation from the localization necessary to maximize impact with your target audience.

For example, services like WFS will now be Software as a Service (SaaS) as they offer functionality, such as spatio-temporal query. Similarly, processing services like WPS (Web processing Services) where the computation resources are provided via PaaS (Platform as a Service) and IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service). The benefits of using a cloud computing infrastructure from a networking perspective are standardized service interfaces between different clouds; the existing publish-find-bind pattern for service interaction can be reused.

c) Software-as-a-Service (SaaS): Software as a Service (SaaS) is a software distribution model in which applications are hosted by a vendor or service provider and made available to customers over a network, typically the Internet.

The reason that a legacy system will limit the capabilities of an organization that is looking to adopt service-orientated architecture is that they will most likely be unable to handle the software requirements for the system. Organizations that are regularly using information technology must adapt their legacy systems to meet the ever-changing business challenges as soon as possible, with no second chances (Serrano, 2015). SOA requires a great many system requirements before it can properly be used by an organization. This makes it difficult for a legacy system to be used for it, as a legacy system is an older model of information technology that has not been updated to modern standards because it is still capable of completing its task.

Cloud Computing and Web Services have become well known services that companies have been using. Web services provide the ways that organizations can use applications to communicate with each other across the internet. Cloud computing provides various types of service, such as software as a service, where a provider gives the company software that they can use for their business functions. While this may seem that both types of services are different from each other, they do share similarities that companies should take notice. Service oriented architecture has also started to become a useful feature that helps with integration in companies. One problem is that some companies have difficulty in implementing service oriented architecture, but cloud computing has started to become an option that has caused an impact in service oriented architecture and integration.

Services in SOA are loosely-coupled, meaning that they are hosted and developed by different providers, in specific standardized interface (ex. WSDL), can be requested and discovered by multiple providers and

So currently, As the world is transitioning from SOA to APIs, a clear understanding of basic difference is necessary between SOA and APIs.

Regardless of the latest news regarding Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) failures, it is still clearly the choice for system integration and advantage on legacy systems. The expertise needed to put in place SOA will surely change to report developing requirements, but the theory will stay. The legacy systems act as a hub for various clients design distributes applications, which locate information through the five-web endpoint. The EAI retailer’s platform shows the middle tier, which is a prominent level of abstraction in an attempt to decouple prior firmly coupled legacy systems. The abstraction of legacy features, implementation, and technology specifies that applications are not a requirement for the other to understand because of

3.1. Importance within I18N and L10N ..................................................................................... 3 3.2. What to consider when localizing an Application.............................................................. 3-4 3.3 How Internationalization and Localization is done on Titanium Application.................................................................................................................................. 4-6

The exist of web based system is one of the recent trends in industrial automation system. In particular, service-oriented architectures (SOA) lowenable the development of flexible manufacturing systems that avoid the traditional problem of centralized control. One of the main advantages of SOA is it is based on open web services standards which allow individual web services to communicate completely platform-independent. Its more than accures then one process to another process linked.way of relation several system automatically problemed then main capture the exist services.

Knowledge of service oriented architecture helped me to understand the working of web service based products.

Language localization is the adaptation of a translated text, product or service to fit the local country or region. It is also sometimes shortened to L10N for the first letter, the last letter and the ten letters between. Language localization differs from basic text translation because it requires a study of the local culture. Translation is literally word for word, whereas localization focuses on idiomatic expressions, puns,habits and tastes of the people in different regions.

Concept of Culture. This session will be an overview of the various cultures in which we conduct business, including e-commerce. Boucher identifies the needs for varied marketing strategies within the different economic, political, and cultural environments: