Publications
Published on 2020/06/10
Proactive engagement and retention of young professionals in Canada’s standardization network is a key objective for the SCC and its partners. Of the 3,300 SCC members, roughly 16% are under 40 years of age. Appropriate training and guidance are required to position young professionals to...
Published on 2020/05/26
Innovators can benefit from the relationship between standards and their intellectual property by participating in standards development. Protected intellectual property can be embedded into standards and enhance a company’s competitive advantage. For more information, check out the IP-standards...
Published on 2020/04/24
Summary: A Workshop Agreement is a document which has been developed to begin the consensus process normally associated with a National Standard of Canada. A Workshop Agreement may be developed in any field where there are many unknowns and where speed of delivery, rather than full consensus, is...
Published on 2020/03/12
Summary: A Community-Sourced deliverable is developed as a result of the collection of information using online platforms and allows for the continuous renewal of content, which is of paramount importance. This process does not require the full consensus associated with the development of a...
Published on 2020/03/12
