A well-globalized product is one that has been enabled at a technical level for localization. In other words a globalized product does not require remedial engineering or redesign, as opposed to adaption to a specific local language or platform. HTML was initially created for use as a universal common document language for the World Wide Web. It indicates the type of information rather than the exact way it is to be presented. The actual presentation is left to the software that converts the contents to a suitable format for viewing.
Internationalization is thus part of globalization.
The source language is translated into the target language. The process of adapting text and cultural content to specific target audiences in specific locations. The process of localization is much broader than just the linguistic process of translation. Cultural, content and technical issues must also be taken into account. With the advent of the Internet and the World Wide Web, and ever-expanding international communication and commerce, there is an increasing need for quick and inexpensive translation.