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We have created specialised standards packages designed to save time for professionals.

The term "redline" comes from using red ink to mark changes on paper documents.

The CE mark turned 31 in July. You might have seen these two letters, CE (short for the French "conformité européenne"), on everyday items like LED bulbs, children's toys, or even your smartphone.

At the beginning of the 20th century, science fiction introduced the concept of AI to the public. Today AI has become an essential tool in various sectors.

Reports from official sources, formal studies, and numerous stories from reputable news outlets worldwide all confirm that cyber-attacks are on the rise, becoming more advanced and widespread.

This year the customer service survey took place over October and November, allowing us to capture a comprehensive snapshot of your feedback. We appreciate the time you have taken to share your thoughts with us. Let us share some key comments and suggestions we received during the survey.

Getting into standards is easier when you realize they all have a similar layout. Knowing what to look out for in a standard helps you quickly grasp the topic and speeds up your information search.

Standards designations can appear as cryptic codes, initially as bewildering as hieroglyphics. In this blog post, we explain what the different prefixes and numbers mean.

A new macroeconomic report was carried out in the Nordics and the Netherlands. It shows us the remarkable impact of standardisation on Nordic economies. The report finds out how much of labour productivity and total export growth in the past decades is associated with increased standardisation.

In Estonia, everything related to copyright is regulated by the Copyright Act. For standards, copyright helps to ensure their accuracy, integrity, and fair use. We will explore, how to cite or reference a standard and what to keep in mind when using copyrighted content.