28
Oct
Interoperable ways to code biometric data: focus on ISO/IEC 19794 series
ISO/IEC 19794 series provide interoperable ways to code biometric data, depending on the modality.
21
Oct
StandICT.eu at the 2019's ETSI IoT Week to showcase impact achieved in ICT Standardisation
StandICT.eu will join ETSI IoT week with a focused presentation to underline the most important outputs achieved in the last two year
10
Oct
ITU Green Standards Week adopts Call to Action to move to Smart Sustainable Cities
ITU Green Standards Week has brought together governments, city leaders, businesses and citizens to share their experiences in driving the behavioural change required to achieve smart city objectives.
12
Sep
CEN launches the campaign #Standards4Services: “Standards are enablers of success”
Today, services account for 70% of the EU’s GDP. The market share and the employment generated by services is expected to continue to increase, as the emergence of the collaborative economy, digitization and servitisation of the manufacturing industry provide further growth opportunities for the EU service businesses.
30
Aug
New Deadline for the 8th Open Call: Friday 6th of September.
Due to a high number of applications and to due to the holiday period, StandICT.eu has agreed to extend the call 8 deadline by one week - giving applicants time to submit their high-quality proposals by Friday 6th September. We look forward to receiving your applications.
20
Aug
NIST Cloud Federation Reference Architecture draft: now available in Public Comment
Cloud computing is becoming a deeply important infrastructure for society, not only powering much of the World Wide Web but also mobile applications, business systems, autonomous vehicles, and the Internet of Things. As other infrastructures have evolved—such as the global telephone system and the Internet itself—deep interoperability has been standardized, enabling service providers to federate with one another.
17
Jul
IEC SEG 11: the new group to lead towards future sustainable transportation
A brand new IEC group, SEG 11 is born with a view to better study the transition towards sustainable transportation. The main purpose of the group will be to analyse the standardisation tools needed to facilitate countries in the transition to more environmental friendly and sustainable transportation options.
09
Jul
Standards and Automation Software releases
The benefits of Human readable Standards and machine readable data.