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Globalization Using Standards. Edition No. 1
VDM Publishing House, Aug 2008, Pages: 184
Standards will define how a nation participates in
the global scene. In a world that is connected
electronically, there is no such thing as localized
communities and localized communication. Countries
that choose to operate using their own standards are
creating a local island that is isolated from the
global community. For nations to be globally
competitive, they must adopt global standards. Today
there is also an environment in our organizations
represented by “islands” of information. Information
cannot be exchanged easily. The information is
stored in computers that cannot talk to each other.
Archaic paper processes, lack of non-proprietary
international standards, and computer
interoperability deficiencies have created
cumbersome industry productivity problems. Millions
of dollars are lost each day due to inefficiencies
caused by paper processes and the inability for
computers to talk to each other. There is work in
the global international standards community to
resolve electronic communication with international
standards.
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