Abstract
Korea is the fourth country in the world to establish a national community for standardisation research. At the European level, EURAS is such a community. EURAS and the communities in Bulgaria, Greece and the Netherlands have a rather informal structure. The creation of academic communities is a natural step of the development of standardisation as a scientific discipline.
A possible emphasis for the Society for Standards and Standardization could be to stimulate research by (1) meeting each other, (2) providing feed-back to each other, (3) inclusion of standardisation in national research policies, (4) contacts with the international research community, and (5) contacts with other national stakeholders: industry, government, and standards bodies. SSS can also relate standardisation research to standardisation education.
KATS and KSA are advised to also establish a community of standardisation practitioners in parallel, taking the benchmark of IFAN members in other countries. This would further strengthen the Korean position in standardisation.
Original language | Undefined/Unknown |
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Title of host publication | International Symposium on Standardization Research |
Place of Publication | Seoul |
Pages | 259-266 |
Number of pages | 8 |
Publication status | Published - 12 Oct 2010 |