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Sybase website is quite simple and at first sight it looks comfortable. Let's browse it through to see whether the first impression continues.

IBM is a pioneer in both localization and globalization customization. I'm spending some time to find a website which can show us what is good practice. And here, let's browse IBM.com to see how large volume of information can be well-organized.

Intel.com is collecting feedbacks for the website, the questions are quite specific. Let's browse Intel.com from Global Website Review's view:

Since the "Global Website Review Criteria" were published at Transco news, this review on EMC.com will be more concise than the previous ones.

As you might want to know that this is a new column of BetterLocalization. My colleagues named it "Global Website Review". Here is the second and last one before the "Global Website Review" criteria are formally published fresh and new, be patient, it's just within days, feel free to check the release at Transco News. After the release, this column might display different.

When talking about global websites, we believe that they've solved the problem of "why do I need a multilingual website". Top global websites are user centered, customer focused, cost effective, and helpful to both customer support and global marketing. Now the question is, does your global website support your global demands sufficiently? Or put it another way, is your global web site serves separate locale as you designed, or intended to design?