IMUG — The International Multilingual User Group
A Forum for Language Technology Professionals and Users Since 1987
IMUG has been a forum for GILT* professionals and language technology users since 1987. We meet regularly in Silicon Valley. If you work with or work on computers, smartphones, software, websites or other projects in more than one human language, please read on...
*GILT: Globalization (g11n), Internationalization (i18n), Localization (L10n) and Translation (t9n).
Next IMUG Event:
17 September 2015, hosted by LinkedIn in Sunnyvale, CA
What Recruiters Want & Applicants Need to Succeed
in Localization Careers || Speaker: Adam Wooten
For a full schedule of this year's events, please see the upcoming IMUG events page.
Past IMUG Events:
Now with links to videos, slides, and photos!
IMUG Past Event Summaries, Videos, Slides, and Photos, 1987 -
Visit the archives for the history of IMUG, from SMUG I-SIG in 1987 to independent MUG in 1991, plus summaries of all events from 1995 to the present day. Beginning with 2010 events we also include links to speaker slides, Meetup photos, YouTube and Adobe Connect videos, and more!
Recommended by IMUG Members:
Professional conferences and training in internationalization, localization and translation
GALA, Localization World, ATA, Localization Institute, IUC and more
For more information on these events, please see the IMUG professional training and events page.
Regularly Updated:
The IMUG Jobs Board
A place for IMUG members, recruiters and company representatives to post job openings in relevant fields like internationalization, localization, translation, quality assurance and more.
Professional Training and Events
Learning and networking opportunities recommended by IMUG members, in internationalization, localization, translation and related fields.
Web Resources for Multilingual Computing
Websites recommended by IMUG members for professional development or end-user support.
Get IMUG event announcements, sign up for reminders and RSVP via Meetup, the world's largest network of local groups. IMUG events are usually $5, but free for members, volunteers and hosts.
Join the multilingual computing community! Admission to most IMUG events is free for members. Membership is only $20, annual renewals are $15, and lifetime membership is $100.
