Join Marie Salet of Autodesk, Megan Leney from Symantec and Kåre Lindahl of Venga Localization for a webinar spotlighting “real life” examples from software companies on how their localization and content development processes have been adapted to take advantage of agile development. Learn about the benefits that come from agile and localization working hand in hand.

Marie Salet, Principal CMS Engineer at Autodesk, has been working for the Language Technologies group at Autodesk for four years as a CMS/Programmer Analyst. She is part of the Content Management System and Language Technologies team supporting the Localization infrastructure, including development of the data model, processes and workflows, and reuse strategies. Prior to Autodesk, Marie worked many years in the Electronic Design Automation industry, both as a software product engineer and as a Content Management specialist.

Megan Leney, Senior Information Developer at Symantec, is an Agile enthusiast and Certified Scrum Master. Megan led the integration of VeriSign’s documentation team into the developer-run agile scrum process. She has extensive software documentation experience from her current position, as well as from her previous work at VeriSign and Apple. Megan has presented on agile documentation for the Society for Technical Communication (STC), and at the LavaCon Professional Development Conference. Megan is a member of the Silicon Valley STC Chapter.

Kåre Lindahl, CEO at Venga Localization, has over 20 years’ globalization experience working in the ERP/SaaS industry. He has served in executive roles within global information content development and globalization for such companies as Venga, Oracle, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Hogia, which gives him a unique perspective from both the client and vendor side. Based on his work in globalizing the information content development chain and localization of ERP and SaaS offerings, he has extensive first-hand experience working with requirements from most countries around the globe. Kåre grew up in Sweden and lived in the UK for 10 years before relocating to the US in 1995 to join Oracle’s applications division.

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