ISO Strategic Highlight and Innovation 9 July, 2015 A Successful Organization in 2020 INNOPROM-2015...

ISO Strategic Highlight and Innovation

9 July, 2015

A Successful Organization in 2020

INNOPROM-2015

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A Successful Organization in 20202/27

CONTENTS

Strategic Directions 2016-2020

Standards and Innovation

About ISO


Network of national

standards bodies

Largest developer of

voluntary international

standards

Independent

Non-governmental

One member per country

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ISO in Brief


Member bodies

Correspondent members Subscriber members

119 39 5

Total

163

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ISO Members


163NSBs98% of world GNI

97% of world population

238 active TC’s 3511 technical bodies 4696 documents under development. 1995 technical meetings held in 46 countries in 2014.

Central Secretariat in Geneva 138 FTE staff from 19 countries

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ISO- a Global System

Learning and growth

FinancialInternal process

Customer

Vision and

Strategy


ISO Figures年份

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6401 in 1986

13025 in 2000

20493 in 2014


Engineering technologies

Electronics, information technology and telecommunications

Generalities, infrastructures, sciences and service

Materials technologies

Transport and distribution of goods

Agriculture and food technology

Health, safety and environment

ConstructionSpecial technologies

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ISO Standard Classification



CONTENTS


About ISO


ISO standards used everywhere

Use of technology Communication People and organization

development

Develop high quality standards through ISO’s global

membership

Engage stakeholders and partners

Achieve the ultimate objective

Will help us to

Strong foundation in Appropriate Effective

and ensure that we

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ISO Strategic directions


Develop high quality standards through ISO’s global membership

Excelling in the core business of

standards development

Exploiting the full value of the ISO member network

Market-relevant

Collect and share best practices

Solutions-

oriented services

Effective project

management

Tools and technologie

s

Build capacity

Fostering Networking

Using the value and connection

s

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ISO only develops standards for which there is clear market requirement

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Market-relevant


ISO only develops standards for which there is clear market requirement

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Market-relevant


ISO 9000 - Quality

management

ISO 14000 - Environmental management

ISO 26000 - Social

responsibility

ISO 31000 - Risk

management

More……

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ISO standards provide globally relevant solutions for almost all sectors of activities.

Solutions-oriented services


Collect and share best practices

Share the successful experience of standardization among ISO members


Build capacity

Expand ISO members participation and ensurethe global relevance of ISO standards

Institutional strengthening project (INS)

Twinning

Funding project for developing countries

Education and training



CONTENTSAbout ISO



Standards and Innovation in ISO Strategy

Pure basic research

Oriented basic research

Applied research

Experimental development

Diffusion

Engineering and service

INN

OV

AT

ION


How standards support innovation?

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Semantics

Measurement & testing

Interfaces

Compatibility, HSE

Innovation management

Standardization


B level

A level

1. Leadership in standards = Leadership in technology.

2. Contribute to technical evolution by applying, at the right time, critical design constraints. Thus help to reduce wasteful and redundant product development.

3. Standards can spread the latest technology developments and bridge the gap between research and end products or services;

4. Standards can facilitate the introduction of innovative products by providing interoperability between new and existing products, services and processes.

5. Standards facilitate the development of new markets and trade by helping to establish and exploit network effects, increasing consumer confidence.

Why standards support innovation ?

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Benefits of Standards for Innovation

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1. Support research

2. Ensure quality of products

3. Are globally recognized

4. Promote innovation

5. Further the creation of new markets

6. Enhance visibility

7. Facilitate trade

8. Strengthen regulation

9. Increase safety and environment protection

10. Accelerate time to market


Cooperation promote Innovation-smart city

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is a human Innovative practiceWill change people’s life greatly

Standard is a key factor for the development of smart city

Smart City


The future belongs to those who cooperate

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There are so many recharging devicesWhich one I can use?

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Cooperation promote Innovation- electric vehicle


July 8,2014Sino-Germany EV Charging Project

May 6, 20128 carmakers from USA and Germany decide to use the single charging standard.

Audi, BMW, Chrysler, Daimler, Ford, GM, Porsche and Volkswagen

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Developing harmonized standard is going now.What ISO will do in the future?


1435cm

1520cm

1674cm

1435cm

Nov.18,2014Dec.09, 2014

World need harmonized standards.What ISO will do in the future?

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• Reaching the destination in 21 days, one ore two months less than than traditional sea route..

• Covering a distance of 8077miles, • Passing through 8 countries;

1435mm Standard rail gauge

1520mm ,1674mmBroad rail gauge


1. Through its members, ISO develop high quality and

market-relevant standards

2. ISO standards promote innovation

3. ISO cooperate with other organizations to support

innovation

4. An innovative world need harmonized standard

Summary


One World, One Standard


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