Staying ahead in the ever-evolving global business landscape requires proactive engagement with emerging standards. Being involved early in standardization projects offers strategic insights and positions your organization to influence best practices, ensuring alignment with industry needs. Below is an overview of new proposals (NPs) and activated work items (AWIs) from ISO’s January list, showcasing key areas such as circular economy, innovation management, IT management, and more.
The first-ever International AI Standards Summit has been announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos, marking a significant step toward global AI governance. Organized by ISO, IEC, and ITU, the summit will take place on 2-3 December 2025 in Seoul, responding to the UN’s call for stronger AI governance through international standards. The event aims to tackle the complex challenges of AI, ensuring interoperability, reliability, and ethical development. As AI continues transforming industries, this initiative reinforces collaboration, responsibility, and sustainability in shaping AI’s future. Stay tuned for more information!
Staying ahead in the ever-evolving global business landscape requires proactive engagement with emerging standards. Being involved early in standardization projects offers strategic insights and positions your organization to influence best practices, ensuring alignment with industry needs. Below is an overview of new proposals (NPs) and activated work items (AWIs) from ISO’s December list, showcasing key areas such as circular economy, innovation management, IT management, and more.
Mark your calendars for January 23! The ISO/IEC Committee on Information Technology (ISO/IEC JTC 1) hosts an insightful foresight workshop that dives into how groundbreaking digital and information technologies transform our lives.