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Call for standardisation projects for the Information Society

As part of the implementation of standardisation policy and measures in the field of information and communications technologies, the European Commission, DG III, has published a call for proposals for standardisation projects for the Information Society. This call forms a par...

As part of the implementation of standardisation policy and measures in the field of information and communications technologies, the European Commission, DG III, has published a call for proposals for standardisation projects for the Information Society. This call forms a part of the Information Society Initiative in Standardisation (ISIS). Eligible organisations are invited to submit proposals for: - Application, validation and demonstration projects; - Development of guidance material. Proposals should normally be made by a consortium involving at least two partners from different Member States. Exceptionally, proposals from a single organisation may be considered where European added value can be demonstrated beyond doubt. Specific objectives of the work to be undertaken, themes to be covered and implementation details are set out in the work programme, which is at the basis of this call for proposals. The themes of work identified in the work programme are the following: - Validation and demonstration of standards and specifications; - Enhancing market transparency for users and consumers, including SMEs; - Promoting industry and business networks; - Supporting trust and confidence for businesses, users and consumers. All correspondence regarding the subject of this call should be sent to the following address: European Commission DG III - Industry Unit B.3 - Industrial aspects of electronic commerce ISIS Secretariat 200 rue de la Loi (SC-15 1/161) B-1049 Brussels Fax +32-2-2969500 E-mail: isis@dg3.cec.be Details regarding this call can be found at the following website: URL: http://www.ispo.cec.be/isis