An Seon-ju: Standard War

Standards provide some kind of judgment or measurement. Standard timeouts, '32, credit card, and smartphone charge cables are all over the place. South Korea started standardization in 1961 with the introduction of Mark. But instead of paying a big attention to the old standards, we took the standard that other countries had created and used it as it was. Standards are rarely changed once they're established. So the standard can be the tool of technical control. The reason that the U.S. and China compete in the most advanced technological standards is the tremendous economic benefits and long-term power of standard scores. That is, the one who takes the lead in the future rules the future. Startup and small and middle-class companies are now taking to standardization. It is obvious that companies that have not been interested in so far are not easy to create a final standard. It's hard, but with this book, you can take that difficult step. Because all the standard cases and all the steps for developing international standards are described in detail. The International Standard Development Process, the Standard Documental Structure, the Realities of International Standardization, the 'Symbolization of Standards Development' and the 'IMP support' will be a kind guide to those who prepare for international development.

Korean title: 표준전쟁

Korean author: 안선주

Korean publisher: 골든타임

ISBN-13: 9788991232952