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This post was suggested and contributed to by Emad Steitieh, with contributions by Daniel Kucinski. Internationalizing software has been overlooked by companies in years past. Many available software applications lacked the ability to work with different languages or locale variations such as calendars, currency and numbering conventions. Although North America is a rich market and many companies thrive to take market share, the international market brings new opportunities for businesses - this is why more and more companies are working hard to satisfy all tastes both domestically and internationally. With the recent end of support for Windows Server 2003, the focus on application migration and cloud onboarding has increased as enterprises move their applications onto more modern [supported] platforms in datacenters and the Cloud.  Windows Server 2003 has been depl... (more)