Welcome to The Standards Newsletter
| Welcome to the announcement news site for international and national standards. |
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This website is designed to bring you breaking news with respect to international standards. This includes the release details of new standards, as well as enhancements and upgrades to existing standards.
BSI offer the major standards as instant downloads through the Standards Direct outlet. The following standards, amongst others, are currently available: ISO 17799, ISO 27001, ISO 9000, ISO 14000, ISO 20000 and ISO 17025
BSI's Standards Catalogue is also housed on this site.
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Previous Releases
- BS8900: 2006
- ISO/IEC 19770-1
- ISO/IEC 23026
- ISO/TS 22004
- ISO 10005
- Welcome to The Standards Newsletter
Standards In A Nutshell
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A standard is basically an agreed way of doing something, which is often recorded and published formally.
Most Standards are produced via groups of 'experts', known as technical committees. These are often comprised of representatives from businesses, trade associations,
government and other groups.
Organizations that want to demonstrate that they comply with a standard can use a third party that provides testing, certification, inspection or calibration
services. This can lead to formal 'certification'.
User Groups
- Over recent years a number of online groups and forums have emerged around some of the major standards. The
following may be of interest:
- ISO 17799 and ISO 27001
- ISO 9000
- ISO 20000 and ITIL Other sites of possible interest:
- IRCA
- Wikipedia
- ISO 13250 Topic Maps
- ITIL and ISO 20000 Wiki
- IEEE Standards
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