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A “Single Market for Intellectual Property Rights” in a Global world of standards and competition policies
Posted by George Willingmyre on Tuesday, June 7th, 2011Tags: EU, FRAND, GSM, IPR
Posted in A New Strategy for European Intellectual Property Rights | 4 Comments »
A Single Market for IPR – Necessary, but not Comprehensive Enough to Boost Innovation and Growth in Europe
Posted by Knut Blind on Tuesday, June 7th, 2011Tags: EU, IPR, Single Market
Posted in A New Strategy for European Intellectual Property Rights | 7 Comments »
Putting Knowledge into Practice
Posted by Meir Pugatch on Tuesday, June 7th, 2011Tags: China, EU, IPR
Posted in A New Strategy for European Intellectual Property Rights | No Comments »
European Standards in Business-Related Services
Posted by John Ketchell on Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Tags: CEN-CENELEC, EU standardization, Single Market, transparency
Posted in Standardising the Single Market | 5 Comments »
Standards as Crucial Element for the Implementation of the Single Market in Services
Posted by Knut Blind on Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Tags: EU, ICT standardization policy, Single Market
Posted in Standardising the Single Market | 2 Comments »
The Future for Standards is Not Standard
Posted by Helen Disney on Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Tags: EU standardization, European Framework, Single Market
Posted in Standardising the Single Market | 4 Comments »
Behind the Scenes: Standardisation and the Single Market
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Tags: Digital Agenda, EU standardization, interoperability, Single Market
Posted in Standardising the Single Market | 4 Comments »
Whither European or International Services Standards?
Posted by George Willingmyre on Tuesday, May 31st, 2011Tags: EU standardization, international stanardization, interoperability, Single Market, WTO
Posted in Standardising the Single Market | No Comments »
A Tale of Three Cities
Posted by Andy Updegrove on Wednesday, May 11th, 2011Tags: China, EU, smart grid
Posted in International Standards for the Smart Grid | No Comments »
Smart Grids Standardization in Europe
Posted by Luc Van den Berghe on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011Tags: CEN-CENELEC, ETSI, EU standardization, smart grid
Posted in International Standards for the Smart Grid | 5 Comments »
Chinese standardization in Smart Grids: a European perspective
Posted by Klaus Ziegler on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011Tags: China, European Commission, smart grid
Posted in International Standards for the Smart Grid | 3 Comments »
Smart Grid standards-based design will radically expand markets and capabilities
Posted by James Bryce Clark on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011Tags: cloud computing, OASIS, open standards, SGIP, smart grid
Posted in International Standards for the Smart Grid | No Comments »
The evolution of Smart Grid Standards
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011Tags: IEEE, internet of things, security, smart grid
Posted in International Standards for the Smart Grid | No Comments »
International Standards for the Smart Grid
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, May 10th, 2011Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
The Holy Grail of Healthcare Policy
Posted by Helen Disney on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011Tags: eHealth, eHealth standardization, interoperability
Posted in Recent Developments and Transatlantic lessons related to Health IT | 2 Comments »
e-Health: Old Standards in New Wineskins
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011Tags: eHealth, eHealth standardization, interoperability
Posted in Recent Developments and Transatlantic lessons related to Health IT | 1 Comment »
Recent Developments and Transatlantic lessons related to Health IT
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Upcoming: e-Health: Old Standards in New Wineskins
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011Tags: eHealth, eHealth standardization, interoperability
Posted in Recent Developments and Transatlantic lessons related to Health IT | No Comments »
Upcoming: The Holy Grail of Healthcare Policy
Posted by Talkstandards on Friday, April 29th, 2011Tags: eHealth, eHealth standardization, interoperability
Posted in Recent Developments and Transatlantic lessons related to Health IT | Comments Off
Summary: EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism?
Posted by Talkstandards on Monday, February 28th, 2011Tags: eGov, EIF, EU, European Framework, FRAND, ICT, ICT standardization policy, IPR, IPR licensing & standards, NIST, open source software, proprietary standards, Royalty-free
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | No Comments »
Standardization, Government Policy and the “Consumerization of IT”
Posted by Steve Mutkoski on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, FRAND, ICT standardization policy
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 5 Comments »
Shortlines: The new European Interoperability Framework
Posted by Susannah Sheppard on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, FRAND, open source software, proprietary standards
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 5 Comments »
FRAND versus Royalty-Free
Posted by Michele Herman on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, European Framework, FRAND, Royalty-free
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 4 Comments »
A Formal Path Towards Interoperability and Standardisation
Posted by Meir Pugatch on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EU, European Framework, FRAND, ICT
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 2 Comments »
EIFv2 – From Objectives to Action
Posted by George Barker on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: eGov, EIF, EU, ICT standardization policy, Royalty-free
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | No Comments »
Encouraging Openness and Innovation
Posted by James Bryce Clark on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, FRAND, ICT standardization policy
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 2 Comments »
European Codes and Guidelines for Standards Processes in a Bilateral and International Context
Posted by George Willingmyre on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, ICT standardization policy, NIST
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 3 Comments »
A More Pragmatic Approach to IPR
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Tags: EIF, EU, FRAND, IPR, IPR licensing & standards
Posted in EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism? | 6 Comments »
EU Standardization – From Formalism to Pragmatism?
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Completing the Internal Market
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010Posted in European Interoperability Strategy | 3 Comments »
European Interoperability Strategy
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Risk of Insufficient Stakeholders’ Support
Posted by Knut Blind on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010Posted in European Interoperability Strategy | 2 Comments »
A Pragmatic Approach to Balancing Inter-operability and Innovation
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010Posted in European Interoperability Strategy | 11 Comments »
Indigenous Innovation and Globalization – the Challenge for China’s Standardization Strategy
Posted by Dieter Ernst on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, indigenous innovation, TD-SCDMA
Posted in Upgrading China’s Standards System | 42 Comments »
A Model for Consideration for China
Posted by George Willingmyre on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Posted in Upgrading China’s Standards System | 6 Comments »
Upgrading China’s Standards System
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
In response to “Indigenous Innovation and Globalization”
Posted by Wang Ping on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Tags: China, ICT standards, security
Posted in Upgrading China’s Standards System | 3 Comments »
China’s Opportunities Lie in Forming Global – not Domestic – Consortia
Posted by Andy Updegrove on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Tags: China, ICT standardization process, informal consortia, international collaboration
Posted in Upgrading China’s Standards System | 8 Comments »
China should not make the same mistakes as Japan
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, December 9th, 2010Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, indigenous innovation, TD-SCDMA
Posted in Upgrading China’s Standards System | 2 Comments »
The Building Blocks of Demand-Side Energy Management
Posted by Talkstandards on Friday, December 3rd, 2010Tags: Demand-Side Management, smart grid
Posted in The Smart Grid Future: In-person Event (Boulder, Co.) | No Comments »
Putting the Man on the Moon – A Discussion with George Arnold
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, November 30th, 2010Tags: George Arnold, innovation, interoperability, NIST, smart grid
Posted in Smart Grid Week | No Comments »
Global Smart Grid Technology – A Discussion with George Arnold
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, November 26th, 2010Tags: George Arnold, innovation, interoperability, NIST, smart grid
Posted in Smart Grid Week | No Comments »
Developing a Smart Market – A Discussion with George Arnold
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, November 26th, 2010Tags: George Arnold, innovation, interoperability, NIST, smart grid
Posted in Smart Grid Week | No Comments »
Standards for Innovation on the Other Side of the Meter – A Discussion with George Arnold
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, November 26th, 2010Tags: George Arnold, innovation, interoperability, NIST, smart grid
Posted in Smart Grid Week | 1 Comment »
Accelerating Inter-operability for the Smart Grid (video)
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, November 24th, 2010Posted in Smart Grid Week | 1 Comment »
Policy for US Smart Grid Interoperability – A Discussion with George Arnold, US National Coordinator for Smart Grids
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, November 24th, 2010Posted in Smart Grid Week | No Comments »
Rapid Advancement and Innovation Requires Marketplaces
Posted by Tim Enwall on Thursday, November 18th, 2010Tags: innovation, interoperability, privacy, smart grid, Tendril
Posted in The Smart Grid Future: In-person Event (Boulder, Co.) | 1 Comment »
The Role of ICT Standards in the Smart Grid Industry
Posted by George Arnold on Thursday, November 18th, 2010Tags: ICT standardization policy, NIST, smart grid
Posted in Transforming Electricity – Online Forum | 2 Comments »
A Question for Smart Grid Experts
Posted by Ken Krechmer on Thursday, November 18th, 2010Tags: NIST, smart grid
Posted in Transforming Electricity – Online Forum | 6 Comments »
Exploring Uncharted Waters – Why Smart Grid Standardization is Different
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, November 18th, 2010Tags: interoperability, NFC, NIST, open standards, smart grid, standards
Posted in Transforming Electricity – Online Forum | 1 Comment »
Transforming Electricity – Online Forum
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, November 18th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Bridging the Gap Between Utilities and Electricity Consumers
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, November 17th, 2010Tags: interoperability, NIST, privacy standards, security, smart grid
Posted in Smart Grid Week | No Comments »
The Smart Grid Future: In-person Event (Boulder, Co.)
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Smart Grid Week
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, November 16th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
UPCOMING: Smart Grid Week Executive Summary
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, November 10th, 2010Posted in Smart Grid Week | Comments Off
Questions for Mobile Money Event
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: Mobile Money, Mobile Payments, Obo-pay
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | 5 Comments »
Show me the (Mobile) Money!
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: Mobile Money, Mobile Payments, standardization
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Mobile Money’s role in International Remittance
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: ICT standards, international standards, Mobile Money for the Unbanked
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Interview with Carol Realini, Obopay CEO
Posted by Carol Realini on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: Mobile Money for the Unbanked, Mobile Payments, Obo-pay
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Interview with Nav Bains, Mobile Money Director, GSMA
Posted by Nav Bains on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: GSM, GSMA, Mobile Money for the Unbanked, Mobile Payments
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Providing Mobile Money for the Unbanked
Posted by HaroldDimpel on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: mHITs, Mobile Money for the Unbanked, Mobile Payments
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
The Cost of Mobile Money
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: M-PESA, Mobile Money for the Unbanked, Mobile Payments
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
BACKGROUND: mHITs Limited
Posted by HaroldDimpel on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Tags: mHITs, Mobile Money for the Unbanked
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, October 28th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Summary: Reforming EU Standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, October 15th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, EHR, ESO, EU, EU Reform, EU standardization, European Commission, green ICT, ICANN, ICT standardization policy, IMCO, informal consortia, interoperability, IPR, market-based standardization, RAND, smart grid, SME, SSO, transparency
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | 2 Comments »
Questions for Event: “Reforming EU Standardization”
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, ESO, EU Reform, IMCO, informal consortia, interoperability, IPR, RAND, SME, SSO, transparency
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | 12 Comments »
Standardization Review – What will change?
Posted by Ute Decker on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: ESO, EU Reform, IMCO, SME
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Modernizing EU Standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | 8 Comments »
Interoperability within the Standards Marketplace
Posted by James Bryce Clark on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: ESO, IMCO, informal consortia, interoperability, market-based standardization
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Suggestions for the Future of EU Standardization
Posted by Ken Krechmer on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: EHR, EU Reform, EU standardization, ICANN, informal consortia, IPR, RAND, smart grid, SSO
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Interoperability within the Europe 2020 Flagship Initiative – the Innovation Union
Posted by Knut Blind on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, EU, EU Reform, EU standardization, European Commission, informal consortia, innovation, interoperability
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Standards, Fora, Innovation and Geography
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: ESO, EU Reform, EU standardization, European Commission, informal consortia, SME, standardization
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Creating a Modern Framework
Posted by Helen Disney on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: EU policy, EU Reform, European Commission, European Framework, informal consortia, interoperability, market-based standardization
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Interview with Malcolm Harbour, Chairman of the EU Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: ESO, EU Reform, European Commission, IMCO
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Interview with Elena Santiago, CEN-CENELEC Director General
Posted by Elena Santiago on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, ESO, informal consortia, interoperability, SME, transparency
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | No Comments »
Reforming EU Standardization
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, October 14th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
ICT Standardization in China
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, October 7th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Upcoming: “Show me the (Mobile) Money”
Posted by Talkstandards on Monday, October 4th, 2010Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
CASE STUDY: M-PESA
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, October 1st, 2010Tags: GSM, GSMA, M-PESA, MMT, Mobile Money, Mobile Payments
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
BACKGROUND: Mobile Money’s Potential
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, October 1st, 2010Tags: GSMA, Mobile Money, Mobile Payments
Posted in Mobile Money – Innovation and Standardization for the Unbanked | Comments Off
Interview with Edvard Kožušník, Rapporteur of the IMCO Committee
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, September 14th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, Digital Agenda, eHealth interoperability, ESO, ETSI, EU, informal consortia, international standards, smart grid, transparency
Posted in Reforming EU Standardization | Comments Off
Comment on DRAFT REPORT on the future of European standardisation by the IMCO
Posted by Knut Blind on Tuesday, September 14th, 2010Tags: ESO, EU policy, informal consortia, SME
Posted in The Future of European Standardisation | 2 Comments »
Please Welcome Our New Neighbour
Posted by James Bryce Clark on Monday, September 13th, 2010Posted in The Future of European Standardisation | 1 Comment »
EU Standardisation: Evolution rather than revolution
Posted by Allen Dixon on Monday, September 13th, 2010Tags: EU policy, FRAND, ICT standardization policy, IPR
Posted in The Future of European Standardisation | 4 Comments »
The Future of European Standardisation
Posted by Talkstandards on Monday, September 13th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Summary of Open Forum: Standards and OSS
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, August 27th, 2010Tags: FOSS, FRAND, interoperability, IPR licensing, OASIS, OSS, RAND, SSO, standards, technology transfer, transparency
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Standards and OSS
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Questions for Standards and OSS Open Forum
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Posted in Standards and OSS | 42 Comments »
Patents and Open Source Are Not Always Like Water and Oil
Posted by Stacy Baird on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: GPL, IPR licensing, OSS, RAND, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | 2 Comments »
The OSS Roadmap To a Minefield of Patents
Posted by James Bryce Clark on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: FRAND, interoperability, IPR licensing, OASIS, OSS, Rambus, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
FOSS (Business), Standards, and Intellectual Property Rights
Posted by Stephen Walli on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: FOSS, IPR licensing, OSS, RAND, SDO, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Betwixt and Between: Open source software and RAND standards development patent policies
Posted by George Willingmyre on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: google, IPR licensing, Java, Oracle, OSS, RAND, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | 1 Comment »
The Intersection of Royalty-generating Standards and OSS
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: google, GPL, IPR licensing, OSS, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Shaping the Debate: Are Some of the Tensions Created by “RAND-OSS” or by “RAND-GPL”?
Posted by Jay Kesan on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: IPR licensing, OSS, RAND, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | 1 Comment »
An Open Source Approach to Policymaking?
Posted by Helen Disney on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: GPL, IPR licensing, OSS, policy, RAND, standards, transparency
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Open Standards and Open source: Maturity and beyond
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: google, GPL, IPR licensing, OSS, standards, Sun, transparency
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Standing at the Intersection of RAND and OSS
Posted by Steve Mutkoski on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: GPL, IPR licensing, OSS, patents, RAND, standards
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
Standards and Open Source Software
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Thursday, August 26th, 2010Tags: FRAND, IPR licensing, OSS, standards, VP8
Posted in Standards and OSS | No Comments »
On Standardization in China
Posted by Wang Ping on Monday, August 16th, 2010Tags: China, CNIS, SAC, standardization policy
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 17 Comments »
CNIS Role in Chinese Standardization
Posted by Wang Ping on Monday, August 16th, 2010Tags: China, CNIS, standardization policy
Posted in Standards Policy in China | No Comments »
Summary of Open Forum: Transparency in EU Standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, July 16th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, EU, FRAND, internet of things, IPR licensing & standards, Risk Management, transparency, white paper
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 1 Comment »
The Pros and Cons of Transparency
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 12 Comments »
Transparency’s Role in CEN-CENELEC Operations
Posted by Elena Santiago on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: CEN-CENELEC, ESO, EU, standardization, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 9 Comments »
Trade-Offs related to the Transparency in the European Standardisation System
Posted by Knut Blind on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: ETSI, EU, standardization process, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 7 Comments »
Transparency in EU Standardisation – Response from OASIS, the premier open standards consortium
Posted by Carol Cosgrove-Sacks on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU standardization, OASIS, open standards, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 5 Comments »
Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU – The Way Forward
Posted by Ken Krechmer on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: European Commission, ICT standards, IPR, open standards, transparency, white paper
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 3 Comments »
The European Framework for Transparent Standardisation
Posted by Simon Hicks on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: ESO, EU, government involvement, ICT standards, informal consortia, IPR, SME, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | No Comments »
Transparency in Standardization under EU Policies
Posted by Marcus Glader on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU policy, SSO, standardization, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 3 Comments »
Reform of Standardization Policy: Building a Risk-Based Regulatory System
Posted by Valentin Nikonov on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU, Regulation, Risk Management, standards policy, transparency, United Nations
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 2 Comments »
The Silence of the Chips
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU, internet of things, telecom, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 4 Comments »
The Dangers of Compulsory FRAND Conditions
Posted by Helen Disney on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Tags: EU, FRAND, IPR licensing & standards, transparency
Posted in Transparency in EU Standardization | 8 Comments »
Transparency in EU Standardization
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, July 15th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Summary of Open Forum: Standards Policy in China
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, June 25th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, ICT standardization process, indigenous innovation, IPR licensing & standards, TD-SCDMA, WAPI
Posted in Standards Policy in China | No Comments »
Standards Policy in China
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Standardisation Policy in China: A Path from Made-in-China to Innovated-in-China
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, indigenous innovation, IPR, standards policy, WAPI
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 20 Comments »
Chinese Standardization and the benefits of European led coordination
Posted by Klaus Ziegler on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, ESO, EU standardization, indigenous innovation, IPR
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 7 Comments »
China’s approach to “standardization of the behavior of incorporating patents into standards”
Posted by George Willingmyre on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, indigenous innovation
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 4 Comments »
Questions raised by Chinaʼs “indigenous innovation” program: An Overview
Posted by Richard Suttmeier on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, indigenous innovation, international stanardization, IPR licensing & standards
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 6 Comments »
Standards in a Post China World
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, indigenous innovation, internet of things, role of ICT standards
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 2 Comments »
Upgrading China’s Standards system – the challenge of rising complexity
Posted by Dieter Ernst on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, indigenous innovation, international standards, interoperability
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 8 Comments »
Participating in International Standards Setting Bodies is Better than “Going it Alone”
Posted by Stacy Baird on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, indigenous innovation
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 4 Comments »
China and the Global Standards System: Challenge and Opportunity
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, indigenous innovation, IPR licensing & standards, TD-SCDMA, WAPI
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 3 Comments »
China’s Integration into the System of International Standardisation: A Possible, but Not Guaranteed Win-Win Situation
Posted by Knut Blind on Thursday, June 24th, 2010Tags: China, e, indigenous innovation, international standards, IPR, R&D, standardization, trade barriers
Posted in Standards Policy in China | 6 Comments »
UPDATE: Chinese Regulation of IPR in Official Standards
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, June 15th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, indigenous innovation, intellectual property, patents
Posted in Standards Policy in China | No Comments »
BACKGROUND: China “Relaxes” Indigenous Innovation?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, June 15th, 2010Tags: China, government involvement, indigenous innovation, intellectual property, Public Procurement
Posted in Standards Policy in China | No Comments »
Summary of Open Forum: Global Standardization as Global Politics
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, May 28th, 2010Tags: ConsortiumInfo.org, Event summary, Global Politics, Global standards, Open Forum
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | No Comments »
Global Standardization As Global Politics
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, May 27th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
The Globalization of Domestic Policy
Posted by Keith Maskus on Thursday, May 27th, 2010Tags: China, Global Politics, Global standards, globalization, national standards, wireless standards
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 6 Comments »
A Newtonian Approach to Evolutionary Standardization
Posted by Ken Krechmer on Thursday, May 27th, 2010Tags: Global Politics, Global standards, government involement, standards development
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 5 Comments »
The role of National Standards in facing Global Challenges
Posted by Andy Updegrove on Thursday, May 27th, 2010Tags: climate change, Global Politics, Global standards, international collaboration
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 18 Comments »
Standardization in an “Arranged Marriage”
Posted by Helen Disney on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010Tags: climate change, Global Politics, Global standards, government involvement, non-tariff barriers, standards
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 8 Comments »
Global Standardization as Global Politics: Going from a flat world to an upside down world
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010Tags: Blu-Ray, Economist, Global Politics, Global standards, government involvement
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 3 Comments »
The Need for Truly Global Standards Processes
Posted by Jay Kesan on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010Tags: Domestic Competition, Global, Global standards, ICT standardization policy, SSOs
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 5 Comments »
Government Intervention in Innovative Industries
Posted by Stacy Baird on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010Tags: cloud computing, Global Politics, Global standards, government involvement, ICT standardization policy
Posted in Global Standardization As Global Politics | 10 Comments »
LTE Not Impressing “Down Under”
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Monday, May 24th, 2010Tags: Australia, internet, LTE, standards, telecom, WiMAX
Posted in LTE Not Impressing “Down Under” | No Comments »
Judging on form vs result
Posted by Jay Kesan on Friday, April 30th, 2010Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 2 Comments »
A Standard for Asserting SSO Quality Would Be Welcome
Posted by Daniel Dardailler on Thursday, April 29th, 2010Tags: evalution, openess, quality, Review, SSOs. W3C, standards, WTO
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 11 Comments »
Could a Multi-Dimensional Ranking System Spur Competition?
Posted by Knut Blind on Thursday, April 29th, 2010Tags: competition, EU, innovation, Review, SSOs, WTO
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 3 Comments »
The Dangers of Elevating (SSO) Form over Substance (of Standards)
Posted by Steve Mutkoski on Thursday, April 29th, 2010Tags: BSI, consensus, EU, IDC, ISO, process, rating, Review, SSOs, standards
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 3 Comments »
The Pros and Cons of SSO Ranking
Posted by Damien Geradin on Thursday, April 29th, 2010Tags: competition, openness, Review, SSOs
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 12 Comments »
SSO Ranking- Shortcut to Efficiency or Simply Adding Bureaucracy?
Posted by Helen Disney on Thursday, April 29th, 2010Tags: competition, efficiency, innovation, Review, SSOs, standards
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 3 Comments »
Standards for Standards: Is the Best Way to Predict the Future to Standardize It?
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Tuesday, April 27th, 2010Tags: innovation, internet of things, Review, SSO, standardization, standards for standards
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 2 Comments »
The BSI PAS 98 Code of Practice for Consortia
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, April 22nd, 2010Tags: BSI, Development, ranking, SSO, standardization, standards
Posted in Reviewing SSOs | 2 Comments »
Reviewing SSOs
Posted by Talkstandards on Monday, April 19th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
How To Manage the Document Soup
Posted by Stuart Shulman on Thursday, March 18th, 2010Tags: document processing, open government, Sifter, Sunshine Week
Posted in Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government | 3 Comments »
Access + Use + Good Practices = Better Quality Public Data
Posted by Sharon Dawes on Thursday, March 18th, 2010Tags: best practice, open data, open government, standards, Sunshine Week
Posted in Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government | 8 Comments »
Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, March 18th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Open Up or Face Irrelevance
Posted by Gregory G Curtin on Thursday, March 18th, 2010Tags: open data, open government, openness, Sunshine Week
Posted in Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government | 8 Comments »
Open Government Starts With Open Data… (but…)
Posted by Dan Kasun on Thursday, March 18th, 2010Tags: API, innovation, open data, open government, Sunshine Week
Posted in Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government | 9 Comments »
Ultra High Speed Standardization
Posted by Oliver Bell on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010Tags: eGov, Open Goevernment, Sunshine Week, Web 2.0
Posted in Sunshine Week: ICT and Open Government | 1 Comment »
Standards for Government Data But What About Standards for Mashups?
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010Tags: Mashup, open government, standards, Sunshine Week
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eHealth Forum- A Summary
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Monday, March 1st, 2010Tags: eHealth, EHR, EU policy, ICT standardization process, open source, standards development, US policy
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ICT Standardization and eHealth
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, February 25th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
ICT Standards and eHealth
Posted by Jay Kesan on Thursday, February 25th, 2010Tags: eHealth, government involvement, ICT standardization process, standard development
Posted in ICT Standardization and eHealth | 12 Comments »
Can Web 2.0 Trump eHealth Interoperability Issues?
Posted by Denise Silber on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, Health 2.0, standardization, standards, Web 2.0
Posted in ICT Standardization and eHealth | 9 Comments »
What’s Missing in US eHealth Policy?
Posted by Keith W Boone on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, standards, US policy
Posted in ICT Standardization and eHealth | 12 Comments »
The Future Challenges of The Post-Bureaucratic Age
Posted by Helen Disney on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, open standards, standards
Posted in ICT Standardization and eHealth | 6 Comments »
Will e-health Take Off In Emerging Markets and If So, What Are the Implications?
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, innovation, standardization
Posted in ICT Standardization and eHealth | 13 Comments »
Best Approach to eHealth Standardization is Learning-by-Doing
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, implementation, open source, OpenEHR, openness, standards
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Significant Challenges to eHealth in Europe
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, February 24th, 2010Tags: eHealth, EHR, international stanardization, interoperability, open source, OpenEHR, standards
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openEHR Favors Empirical and Practical Approach to eHealth
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010Tags: eHealth, EHR, open source, OpenEHR, standards
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Open Forum: SSO Governance- A Summary
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010Tags: governance, government involvement, IDC, OASIS, openness, OWF, SSO, standards
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Interview with Peter Brown, Chairman of OASIS Board
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Tags: governance, government involvement, OASIS, openness, SSO
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Interview with Per Andersen, Managing Director IDC Nordic & Benelux
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Tags: governance, IDC, ipr policy, open, SSO, standards
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The Open Web Foundation and the Evolution of Web SSO?
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Tags: governance, open web foundation, SSO, standards development
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Greasing the Gears or Gumming Them Up? The Government's Role in Standard Setting Governance
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Tags: governance, government involvement, IPR licensing, ipr policy, SSO, standards
Posted in Open Forum: SSO Governance | 7 Comments »
Reforming the Reformist Agenda
Posted by Oliver Bell on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Tags: diversity, governance, SSO, standard development
Posted in Open Forum: SSO Governance | 6 Comments »
Open Forum: SSO Governance
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, January 28th, 2010Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
ICT Standardisation and Climate Change
Posted by Rudolf Strohmeier on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, EU standardization, European Commission, green ICT, policy
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 4 Comments »
How to Turn Tigers Into Vegetarians?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, green technology, international standards, IPR, technology transfer
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | No Comments »
We Are Spirits in a (Green) Material World
Posted by Jonathan Zuck on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: competition, COP15, emission, green ICT, standardization
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 2 Comments »
ICT standardization as a requirement for use of ICT in combating climate change
Posted by Per Morten Hoff on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: climate change, COP15, green ICT, standards
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 2 Comments »
The CO2 Cutting Potential of ICT
Posted by Vernon Turner on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, emissions, green ICT, standardization
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 1 Comment »
ICT Standardization for Optimal Energy Use
Posted by Tony Vetter on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, energy, green ICT, innovation, standardization
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 2 Comments »
Open Standards and Climate Change
Posted by Mark Frequin on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, energy, EU Commission, innovation, open standards
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Standardization for a Better Environment
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, green ICT, innovation, smart grid
Posted in ICT Standardization and Climate Change | 1 Comment »
Peer to Peer Production of Energy and the Role of Standards
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: COP15, green ICT, international standards, smart grid, standardization
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Smart Grid 101
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: energy, international standards, smart grid, standardization
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Recent Trends in Green ICT
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: building automation, green ICT, international standards, smart grid, vertical farming
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EU ICT Policy- An Overview
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: EU policy, evironment, green ICT
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ISO 14000- Green Standards
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Tags: green standards, international standards, ISO
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ICT Standardization and Climate Change
Posted by Talkstandards on Thursday, December 17th, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Telecom Going Green with the Flexi Base Station
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, December 16th, 2009Tags: COP15, environment, green technology, telecom
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New Chinese Regulation of IPRs in Standards?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2009Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, innovation, intellectual property, IPR, royalty payments, standards
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Getting Egov Priorities Right
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, November 24th, 2009Tags: eGov, eGov policy, eGovernment
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Egovernment in Perspective
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Saturday, November 21st, 2009Tags: eGov, eGov policy, eGovernment
Posted in Egovernment in Perspective | 2 Comments »
Promoting Education about Standardization in America
Posted by Talkstandards on Monday, November 16th, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Standardization and eGovernment
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Standardization and eGovernment
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: eGov, eGovernment, innovation, interoperability, public services, role of ICT standards, security
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eGovernment Interoperability Frameworks: A Survey of the Past Ten Years
Posted by Steve Mutkoski on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: data access, eGIF, eGov, eGovernment, organizational interoperability, semantic interoperability
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | 8 Comments »
Lost Conversations, Lost Decisions, Lost History…
Posted by Oliver Bell on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: archiving standards, data exchange, eArchiving, eGov, eGovernment, government 2.0, standards
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | 4 Comments »
A Perspective on eGovernment From the Far North
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: eGov, eGov services, eGovernment, government 2.0, public services, transparency
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | No Comments »
Unstable Standards, Please!
Posted by Tore Hoel on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: eGov, eGovernment, governance of standards, LET standards, semantic interoperability, standards, standards catalogue
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | 6 Comments »
Organizational Interoperability is Key to a Successful eGovernment Strategy
Posted by Stacy Baird on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: change, collaboration, eGov, eGovernment, interoperability, organizational interoperability
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | 13 Comments »
Interoperability and eGovernment in Europe (EIF 2.0)
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: accessibility, eEurope Action Plan 2005, eGov, eGovernment, EIF, EU, open source software, privacy, security
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | No Comments »
A brief introduction to eGovernment policy in the USA
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, November 11th, 2009Tags: 2002 eGovernement Act, citizen services, eGov, eGovernment, interoperability, US Senate
Posted in Standardization and eGovernment | No Comments »
News from the Court Room: The Orange-Book-Standard
Posted by Tobias Hahn on Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009Tags: antitrust, IPR licensing & standards, standardization
Posted in Standardization and Antitrust | 1 Comment »
Intellectual Property, Standard Setting and the Limits of Antitrust
Posted by Joshua D Wright on Sunday, October 25th, 2009Tags: antitrust, intellectual property, IPR licensing & standards, standardization
Posted in Standardization and Antitrust | 2 Comments »
How Smart Grid Standardization?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, October 23rd, 2009Tags: green ICT, innovation, interoperability, open standards, smart grid
Posted in How Smart Grid Standardization? | 1 Comment »
Tough Issues Discussed on World Standards Day
Posted by Knut Blind on Tuesday, October 20th, 2009Tags: EU standardization, European Commission, international standards, World Standards Day 2009
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Recognizing The World´s Ten Most Important Standards on World Standards Day
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, October 14th, 2009Tags: international standards, voluntary standardization, World Standards Day 2009
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A Code for Our Everyday Life
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Monday, October 12th, 2009Tags: innovation, patents, standardization, standards history
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Strategic ICT standardization by China
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, indigenous innovation
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 3 Comments »
How much innovation and how much imitation?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, China mobile, indigenous innovation, TD-SCDMA 3G network
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | No Comments »
ICT Policy in China – the institutional framework
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, indigenous innovation, innovation, TD-SCDMA
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | No Comments »
Is China Standardisation playing different game as other giants?
Posted by Philippe Cousin on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, indigenous innovation, international markets, international standards, IPR
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 7 Comments »
ICT Standards and Indigenous Innovation in China
Posted by Jane Winn on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, ICT standardization process, indigenous innovation, standards policy, TD-SCDMA
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 5 Comments »
China’s 60th Anniversary, its Rise in Soft Power and ICT Standardisation
Posted by Heejin Lee on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, indigenous innovation, local technology, soft power
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 3 Comments »
China’s ICT Standardisation Strategy and Its Implication for Europe
Posted by Knut Blind on Wednesday, October 7th, 2009Tags: China, competition, indigenous innovation, national standards, TD-SCDMA
Posted in ICT Standardization in China | 4 Comments »
Standardization and Antitrust
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
How much ex ante is enough?
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Tags: antitrust, disclosure, IPR, IPR licensing & standards, standardization
Posted in Standardization and Antitrust | 6 Comments »
IPR Licensing and Antitrust – The Transatlantic Divide
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Tags: antitrust, IPR, IPR licensing, IPR licensing & standards, standardization
Posted in Standardization and Antitrust | 8 Comments »
Challenges of Globalisation and Informal Governance
Posted by Jane Winn on Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009Tags: EU, European Commission, ICT standardization policy, The Way Forward, white paper
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | No Comments »
Cisco, IBM, Microsoft and NIST to develop Green ICT standards
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, September 17th, 2009Tags: collaboration, green ICT, NIST, OASIS, smart grid
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Chrome´s performance and compliance not enough for growth?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009Tags: browser, Google Chrome, innovation, open source, web standardization
Posted in Chrome´s performance and compliance not enough for growth? | 2 Comments »
ICT standardisation as an innovation policy instrument
Posted by Knut Blind on Thursday, September 3rd, 2009Tags: EU, ICT standardization policy, The Way Forward
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | 2 Comments »
Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
The Commission’s White Paper on ICT standardization: Welcome Goals but Unclear Aim
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009Tags: EU, ICT standardization policy, The Way Forward
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | 12 Comments »
What role for EU in ICT standardization?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009Tags: EU, ICT standardization policy, The Way Forward, white paper
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | No Comments »
The EU White Paper – further clarification needed
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009Tags: EU Commission, ICT standardization policy, The Way Forward, white paper
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | 16 Comments »
A competition law perspective
Posted by Marcus Glader on Tuesday, September 1st, 2009Tags: EU Commission, ICT standardization policy, IPR, white paper
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | 4 Comments »
Is the future of 3G standards “glocal”?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, August 27th, 2009Tags: 3G standard, China, competition, innovation, international standards, TD-SCDMA
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Is the future of 3G standards "glocal"?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, August 27th, 2009Tags: 3G standard, China, competition, innovation, international standards, TD-SCDMA
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Chinese political involvement in ICT-standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, August 21st, 2009Tags: China, ICT standardization policy, international collaboration, IPR, royalty payments
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How much politics in web standardization?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, August 21st, 2009Tags: IETF, innovation, market-based standardization, OASIS, W3C, web standardization
Posted in How much politics in web standardization? | No Comments »
The mythical “single standard”
Posted by Oliver Bell on Wednesday, August 19th, 2009Tags: innovation, multiple standards, single standards, technology evolution
Posted in The mythical “single standard” | No Comments »
Reactions to the ICT standardization White Paper
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009Tags: Axel Horns, EU, ICT standardization policy, OpenForum Europe, The Way Forward, Trond-Arne Undheim, white paper
Posted in Reactions to the ICT standardization White Paper | No Comments »
No strings attached – the future of wireless standards
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009Tags: choice, competition, IEEE standards, innovation, wireless standards
Posted in No strings attached – the future of wireless standards | 4 Comments »
Modernizing ICT Standardization in the EU
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009Tags: EU, ICT standardization policy, openness, standards competition, standards development, The Way Forward, white paper
Posted in Modernising ICT Standardisation in the EU | 3 Comments »
OpenEHR case study
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009Tags: EHR, IPR, open source software, open standards, OpenEHR
Posted in OpenEHR case study | 1 Comment »
Policies for eHealth in the European Union – a special need for standardization?
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, June 24th, 2009Tags: eHealth interoperability, eHealth standardization, EHR, EU, standards
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eGovernment Interoperability Frameworks, time for a rethink?
Posted by Oliver Bell on Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009Tags: eGovernment, EIF, interoperability, semantic interoperability, technical standards
Posted in eGovernment Interoperability Frameworks, time for a rethink? | 1 Comment »
Talk standards: We need to innovate standards but not standardize innovation
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Monday, May 11th, 2009Tags: cloud computing, Innovation & Standards, internet of services, open source, open standards
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | No Comments »
openEHR – Draft case study
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, May 7th, 2009Tags: HER, IPR, open source software, open standards, OpenEHR
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The European Commission’s forthcoming White Paper on ICT standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009Tags: EU Commission, FRAND, ICT standardization policy, Innovation & Standards, IPR licensing, The Way Forward, white paper
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | 4 Comments »
The European Commission's forthcoming White Paper on ICT standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009Tags: EU Commission, FRAND, ICT standardization policy, Innovation & Standards, IPR licensing, The Way Forward, white paper
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ICT Standards in Application
Posted by Talkstandards on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009Posted in Past Events | Comments Off
Where Does Competition Do the Most Good? Some thoughts on the many and diverse roles of competition in standard setting
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Tuesday, May 5th, 2009Tags: competition, emerging standards, Innovation & Standards, intellectual property, IPR, SSOs, standards setting
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | No Comments »
A Closer Look at ICT Standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Monday, May 4th, 2009Tags: DICOM, ECMA, ETSI, HL7, IEEE, IETF, Innovation & Standards, IPR licensing, OASIS, OpenEHR, W3C
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | No Comments »
Evaluation of Ten Standard Setting Organizations with Regard to Open Standards by Per Andersen (IDC)
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Monday, May 4th, 2009Tags: IDC, Innovation & Standards, open standards, openness, SSOs
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | 1 Comment »
Does an open process promote interoperability?
Posted by Tim Simcoe on Monday, May 4th, 2009Tags: Farrell, Innovation & Standards, interoperability, open standards process, SSOs
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | 3 Comments »
Interoperability and standards
Posted by Knut Blind on Monday, May 4th, 2009Tags: data exchange, globalization, Innovation & Standards, interoperability, standardization
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | 1 Comment »
A debate on standards and the evolution of standards: Why is it needed now?
Posted by Ajit Jaokar on Friday, May 1st, 2009Tags: cloud, Innovation & Standards, internet of services, standards evolution
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Patents in Motion: The Troubling Implications of the N-Data Settlement
Posted by Anne Layne-Farrar on Friday, May 1st, 2009Tags: ex-ante, FTC, Innovation & Standards, IPR licensing, N-Data, Rambus, standards policy
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | 3 Comments »
ICT Standards in Application
Posted by Talkstandards on Wednesday, April 29th, 2009Tags: Innovation & Standards
Posted in ICT Standards in Application | No Comments »
An interesting lesson from the HD video standards-war
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009Tags: Blu-Ray, choice, HD-DVD, market efficiency, standards war, technology competition
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The economic crisis means new challenges for voluntary standardization
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009Tags: market-based standardization, SSOs, voluntary standardization
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EU standards body asks EU to maintain accepted definitions of ‘open standards’
Posted by Allen Dixon on Friday, April 3rd, 2009Tags: EIF, ETSI, FRAND, IPR, open standards, standards
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EU standards body asks EU to maintain accepted definitions of 'open standards'
Posted by Allen Dixon on Friday, April 3rd, 2009Tags: EIF, ETSI, FRAND, IPR, open standards, standards
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Война и мир (War and Peace)
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Friday, April 3rd, 2009Tags: CDMA2000, dynamic competition, mobile communications, standards wars, telecom, UMTS, WCDMA
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Connector Standards-War Drives Innovation
Posted by Mattias Ganslandt on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009Tags: choice, Firewire, market winners, standards wars, superspeed USB, technology evolution
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