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Standardization in IT — current developments and users'' response
Authors:Ray Walker   Secretary General
Affiliation:

Secretary General, ITUSA, Centre Point, 103 New Oxford Street, London WC1A 1DU, UK

Abstract:The paper emphasises the importance of standards to users to enable them to communicate change or upgrade hardware and software incrementally and exercise real freedom of choice of supplier.

Whilst the Open Systems Interconnection architecture is a useful development it is argued that it covers only a part of the problem and even there a great deal of further work is needed if the objectives desired by users are to be achieved.

The General Motors MAP and Boeing TOP initiatives indicate the influence which can be exerted by large users but international co-operation among users is essential if the technical commercial and political pressures are to be properly co-ordinated to enable users to achieve the benefits which standardisation could provide.

Keywords:User and Standards   Information Technology Users' Standards Association   Upgrade Hardware and Software Incrementally   Freedom of Choice in Selecting Product or Service   Match Product or Service to Requirements   Standardise on Equipment Worldwide   Conformance Testing   Competition among Suppliers   OSI   Open Systems Interconnection   Proprietary Architectures   Corporation of Open Systems   COS   Integrated Services Digital Networks   ISDN   MAP   TOP   UNIX   X400   Document Interchange   CAD/CAM   Incompatible Options   Multinational Organisations - additional benefits   W6296640
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