Re: Seeking information on ISO

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

Oliver,


For ISO -  Go to the home page of the  "International Standards Organization" 
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<<   http://www.iso.org/iso/en/ISOOnline.frontpage >>

There is the  starting place.

You can select any of the 'links', depending on the  subject you want to view.

For US Standards - Go to one of the  following:

National Institutes of Standards and  Technology (NIST)
<<  http://www.nist.gov/   >>

American National Standards  Institute
<<  http://www.ansi.org/   >>

Institute of Electrical and Electronic  Engineers (IEEE)
<< http://www.ieee.org  >>
 
These organizations exist to establish standards.  There are a lot  more, but 
you need to be more targeted towards what you want to obtain.
 
Depending on what you are specifically looking for, you will have to decide  
for yourself what is most appropriate.
 
If you would like additional information on a SPECIFIC topic, address your  
SPECIFIC interest to the TECHWR-L list.  I am sure you will get many  
responses, all of which will be valid.
 
Harry M Bacheler, Jr.
Consultant
 

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