In software, globalisation is about making sure the code supports multiple input and output of written languages and alphabets (latin, cyrillic, cantonese), including dates, times, currency, timezones etc Allowing left to right (english) and right to left (arabic) inputs to be accepted. Then you have localisation, which is the process of making sure certain actual languages (English, French, Russian) are supported, including sub-languages (American English, Australian English, French France, French Belgium etc).
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