Using real options to value modularity in standards

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A model of technology standardization is developed which is based on modular standards and the effect of market uncertainty on the value of modularity in standards is assessed. The real options model quantifies the value of modularity in standards, illustrating a rational way to standardize some IT technology in uncertain markets with a modular design.

Marketing procedures, Research Findings, Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Marketing research, Market research

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Standards and standards organizations in the International free trade regime

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The role of technical standards and the principles according to which standards and standardization organizations are assessed are examined with the focus on the World Trade Organization (WTO). The incompatibilities of the WTO view of standards and standards organizations with the landscape of these organizations are highlighted.

Professional Organizations, Standards Committees, Evaluation, World Trade Organization, Powers and duties

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Standardizing management of software engineering projects

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A review on software engineering management standards within a business firm or a market place is presented. The need for these standards in the software engineering division is discussed.

Software development/engineering, Software engineering, Software maintenance

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