W3C Workshop: Content on the Multilingual Web, Pisa 2011

Office.com 2010: Re-engineering for Global reach and local touch

author: Dag Schmidtke, Microsoft
published: April 22, 2011, recorded: April 2011, views: 95

Slides

Slides
0:00	Ofrfice.com 2010: re-engineering for global reach and local touch
0:12	Contents
0:29	global reach & local touch
2:01	World Wide Presence
3:04	value proposition
4:30	Re - engineering for Office 2010
6:55	Re - engineering and migration lessons
10:51	integration
11:35	Global platform
13:58	Global content development
15:59	Local touch
18:23	Customer connection
20:03	Continuous updates
21:00	Trends for the future
22:43	Conclusions

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Description

Office.com is one of the largest multilingual content driven web-sites in the world. With more than 1 billion visits per year, it reaches 40 languages. For the Office 2010 release, authoring and publishing for Office.com was changed to make use of Microsoft Word and SharePoint. A large migration effort was undertaken to move 5 million+ assets for 40 markets to new file formats and management systems. In this talk we will present lessons learnt for designing and managing multilingual web-sites from this major re-engineering exercise.