[802SEC] Fwd: Globalization Positioning and Strategy Paper
Jim-
Your autograph is on this one and yet it says:
The second body, the IEEE Industry
Standards and Technology Organization (IEEE-ISTO), was established as
a separate legal entity to develop industry standards,
specifications, technologies, marketing programs, testing operations, and
more, at great savings to participating industry groups. From a global
perspective, the IEEE-SA and the IEEE-ISTO together offer complementary
services, one of the few totally comprehensive environments for today’s
standards-related work.
Have you gone over to the dark side?
I continue to contend that these are specifications, not standards. I
thought that was our position.
Geoff
Subject: Globalization Positioning and
Strategy Paper
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From: r.gertz@ieee.org
Date: Mon, 16 Apr 2001 12:15:34 -0400
Hi Everyone:
Attached please find the IEEE Standards Association Globalization
Program
Positioning and Strategy document which gives a brief history of the
origin
and philosophy of the IEEE parent organization, the IEEE Standards
Association, and the Industry Standards and Technology
Organization. This
document explains the rationale for the formation of each organization
in
relation to the services that each provides for the benefit of the
constituents that it serves. The document also emphasizes
IEEE's
commitment to share knowledge for the good of the global
marketplace.
If you have any questions regarding the contents of the document,
please
contact me at marco_migliaro@fpl.com or Judy Gorman at
j.gorman@ieee.org.
Sincerely,
Marco W. Migliaro
President, IEEE Standards Association Board of Governors
(See attached file: globpos11FINAL.doc)
globpos11FINAL.doc
globpos11FINAL.doc
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