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Title:

Lessons Learned Building Global Apps with Multi-Cultural Teams

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Level:
Advanced
Type:
Solo
Category:
Community / Social Networks
Organizer:
Gareth Knight, Kindo.com
Description:
Kindo.com has grown into a global, localised web application with users in 150+ countries, in 17 langauges, with a multi-national team around the world. You'll learn what did and didn't work for us technically, what we'd do differently next time around, what processes and tools we've used to be fast, how we interfaced with users, and what the ultimate results were. This interview gives a good starting point: http://uk.intruders.tv/Gareth-Knight,-co-founder-of-Kindo-com_a434.html
on 27/8/08
If you're interested in going global, building something that caters for more than English speakers, or are building with a distributed team, then this panel should be pretty useful for you.
on 27/8/08
We're dealing with a lot of the same things, multicultural teams are fun and challenging at the same time. I'm in on this if you get enough votes!
on 26/3/09
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on 28/4/09
Awesome
on 5/5/09
Great information
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