Rocket Software Adds National Language Support

August 2, 2013

Rocket Software is making it easier for clients to do business across language barriers, we learn from “Rocket Software’s System Builder Extensible Architecture 6.2.2 Provides National Language Support” at Database Trends and Applications. This latest iteration of the company’s platform embraces national language support technology, as well as other improvements. We learn from the write-up:

“Along with the new SB/XA Designer and integration with Rocket CorVu Business Intelligence tools, SB/XA now provides National Language Support (NLS) to UniVerse customers, enabling them to store data in many character sets. The new support addresses the increasing globalization of the world economy, requiring software developers to implement solutions that can be easily adapted to different languages, cultures, customs, and regulations in order to establish a stronger presence in the worldwide market. With multi-language translation in SB/XA, NLS support allows organizations to run their business in the language and data format of their choice.”

The addition of NLS was prompted by feedback from a customer overseas, who wished to furnish an application to its call-center employees in their native language—a step that I’m sure considerably reduces misunderstandings.

Founded in 1990, Rocket Software distributes its enterprise software and hardware worldwide through independent service vendor (ISV) partners. The company is headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts, and maintains offices around the world. Rocket Software focuses on helping each organization get the most from their unique IT situation.

Cynthia Murrell, August 02, 2013

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Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Applications, News, Tools

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