Partners

TGP Consulting has been a member and guest-speaker of BayCHI, the 800-member Computer Human Interaction Organization located in Silicon Valley, California USA.

TGP Consulting has been a member and guest-speaker of SDForum.

TGP  has been a member and guest-speaker of IMUG, International Macintosh Users Group.

MultiLingual Computing, Inc., the publisher of "MultiLingual Computing & Technology" magazine and "Language Tech Net News", has rated TGP services Excellent for quality, Good for Coolness and Excellent for related topics.

TGP has a link in the IT Project Management and Steps, a website with hundreds of free newsletter and valuable resources conveniently located in one spot for easy navigation for the project management field.

TGP has a link in the financial investment category at discussiondirectory.com, a comprehensive web directory which collects all the companies and organizations web site.

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed at AsiaCom (Canada), a developer of Asian language software specializing in CJK localization on the Windows, QNX and Unix platforms.

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed under recommended Organizations and Special Interest Groups at http://www.world-ready.com/r_intl.htm 

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed at  http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/PaulGor/  a useful site containing Cyrillic (mostly Russian) instructions and free keyboard tools and fonts.

TGP Consulting is recommended in NOTIS, Northwest Translators & Interpreters Society's website and also listed at:  http://www.Notisnet.org/ads.html 

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed at Software Builder, AppLocalize tool's developer. See the Tools section in this site.

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed in the Translators Online Resources section of the Translation Journal.

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed in QACity.com

TGP and the Silicon Valley Localization Forum are listed at IEI - Istituto Educazione Italiana website.

The Silicon Valley Localization Forum is listed at the Language Dynamics's Windy Multilingual Translation site.