Titlebook: Standardization: A Business Approach to the Role of National Standardization Organizations; Henk J. Vries Book 1999 Springer-Verlag US 199

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Standardization: What’s in a Name?n is of help in gaining a better understanding of standardization, in distinguishing under which circumstances and in which areas standardization is an appropriate instrument, and in improving standardization.

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Mechanisms in the Spread of Standardssess a claim of expected use (compare Subsection 8.4.6, B). Insight into these mechanisms is valuable when considering whether or not a standardization project is feasible, and which SDO would be best equipped for such a project.

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Standardization in Service Sectorsioni, 1996) and maintenance (., 1996a). In general, there is an increasing use of standardization in service sectors. Standards for services at the national level include, for instance, classification of hotels (Australia), codes of practice for banks (United Kingdom), and information cards for health care services (USA) (., 1995a).

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General IntroductionSI1 system of units, McDonald’s product and service specifications, and the specifications of the GSM telephone system have in common that they are used repeatedly by a large number of people and, therefore, are laid down in standards. The activity of making standards may be called standardization.