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Gain a Competitive Advantage
to industry needs Sit at the table with leading experts in their sector Gain a competitive advantage into the standards setting process internationally. By participating in international standardization, businesses can: Be global leaders at the forefront of their industry Increase knowledge by learning about
Anonymous (not verified) - 2019/03/30 - 11:00
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Increase your competitive advantage – apply to one of over 450 international standardization committees today!
forefront of their industry, gain a distinct competitive advantage, and expand their professional and conformity assessment committee in which Canada participates internationally—over 450 committees in total.
Anonymous (not verified) - 2017/03/16 - 16:44
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Calling Young Professionals: Video Competition
for a competitive advantage Ensure effective succession planning and knowledge transfer Gain involvement developed by young professionals to the IEC community Observe and participate in technical meetings to see how standards are developed Observe and participate in IEC management committee meetings to develop
Stacey Scott - 2019/06/21 - 16:20
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Getting standards right for industry makes Canada more competitive
Mexico) surpassed US$1.12 trillion. SCC will continue to work with industry associations and stakeholders sectors. Our goal is one standard and one test accepted in both countries. Working with stakeholders, SCC on productivity and competitiveness. Differences in standards and regulations within Canada, and between Canada
Anonymous (not verified) - 2017/03/16 - 16:46
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Participate in standards development
Shape the standards of tomorrow and gain a competitive business advantage today! By participating in international standardization, you can become a global leader at the very forefront of your industry, while helping to advance the health, safety and economic well-being of all Canadians. Participate in technical
Stacey Scott - 2024/01/31 - 11:24
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New service will help Canadian businesses surf past the competition
industry, government and non-governmental organizations currently participate in standards development committees. Industry Minister John Manley estimated that the impact on the Canadian economy of the extranet smarter and more competitive by turning every Web-enabled computer in Canada into a powerful standards
Admin Admin - 2013/11/28 - 09:54
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Canadian Standards Strategy to support competitiveness, advance societal interests
John Manley, Minister of Industry and Minister responsible for the Standards Council. Businesses of Canada. The Canadian Standards Strategy is being developed by a Stakeholders Advisory Council. The membership of this council includes, in addition to the chair: five representatives from industry, three
Admin Admin - 2013/11/29 - 09:25
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SCC appoints Mr. Richard Tremblay as Vice-President, Strategy and Stakeholder Engagement
that Mr. Richard Tremblay has been appointed to the position of Vice-President, Strategy and Stakeholder of Director General of the Construction Research Centre. He joined the NRC from the Industrial Research Centre and Export Conformity Services, Director of Industrial Automation, and Vice-President of Strategic
Stacey Scott - 2019/02/06 - 11:09
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Disruptive technologies gain a competitive edge with standardization
when applied to needs such as logistics, demand forecasting and traceability. Industry forecasts
Kendra McDonald - 2019/08/21 - 13:07
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2008 NSS Conference delegates welcome St John's Student Poster competition participants
Thursday, June 5, 2008 Français The Standards Council of Canada (SCC) presented top prizes to the winners of its student poster-competition during a luncheon held yesterday at the Fairmont Newfoundland, standards affect their lives. The competition was held as part of SCC’s 2008 National Standards Systems
Admin Admin - 2013/11/28 - 09:59