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The fun is: The fees for obtaining the standard doesn't really go to the ones who create the standard. Standard is created by volunteers typically sponsored by
by johannes1234321 4y ago
The fun is: The fees for obtaining the standard doesn't really go to the ones who create the standard.
Standard is created by volunteers typically sponsored by their employer to go to standards meetings, who also pay (depending on national body) for being members.
- throw0101c 4y ago> The fun is: The fees for obtaining the standard doesn't really go to the ones who create the standard. The standard organization itself has and needs some infrastructure to exist, and that has to be paid for. While the folks getting together creating the standards are (often) sponsored by their employer, the employer thinks this is a net benefit because they get a say in setting it, after which they can turn around and sell more product(s) based on the standard. The standards organization themselves do not have such an option, but they still have bills to pay.
- pca006132 4y agoWhat services do standard organizations provide? Apart from scheduling meetings and hiding the standards behind a paywall?
- justeleblanc 4y agoI guess you can take a look there: https://www.iso.org/what-we-do.html https://www.iso.org/what-we-do.html