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ORCID7. SIIT 2011: Berlin, Germany
- 7th International Conference on Standardization and Innovation in Information Technology, SIIT 2011, Berlin, Germany, September 28-30, 2011. IEEE 2011, ISBN 978-1-4577-2021-5
- Najim Argam, Henk Jan de Vries, Ben Bode:
The influence of marketing communications on the dominance of standards. 1-12 - Torsten Bahke:
EU commission's proposal for regulation - The view of DIN. 1-2 - Justus Baron, Yann Ménière, Tim Pohlmann:
R&D coordination in standard setting organizations: The role of consortia. 1-16 - Justus Baron, Knut Blind
, Tim Pohlmann:
Essential patents and standard dynamics. 1-16 - Rudi Bekkers, Christian Catalini, Arianna Martinelli, Tim Simcoe:
Showcase: A database for standards and patents. 1-10 - Liliana Brykman:
Better standards to enhance European competitiveness. 1-2 - Carl Cargill:
On standards as change agents - From a pragmatic business perspective. 1-8 - Serena Coetzee, Simon J. D. Cox, John R. Herring:
Configuration management of a system of interdependent standards. 1-12 - Patrick Curran, Trond Arne Undheim:
The Java Community Process standardization, interoperability, transparency. 1-8 - Tineke M. Egyedi, Sachiko Muto:
Standards for ICT - A green strategy in a grey sector. 1-10 - Erwin Folmer, Paul Oude Luttighuis, Jos van Hillegersberg:
A reference model of an instrument for quality measurement of semantic is standards. 1-10 - Vladislav V. Fomin, Arturas Medeisis, Daiva Vitkute-Adzgauskiene:
The role of policy in the development of Cognitive Radio systems: Co-evolutionary perspective. 1-12 - Jochen Friedrich:
Making innovation happen: The role of standards and openness in an innovation-friendly ecosystem. 1-8 - Erik den Hartigh, Roland Ortt, Geerten van de Kaa, Claire Stolwijk:
Technology standards battles and business networks during the technology life cycle: Propositions and a plan for further research. 1-10 - Kai Jakobs, Knut Blind:
ICT standardisation policy in Europe - Recent past, presence, and future(?). 1-14 - Bjoern Kirchhoff:
Driven profiling of open standards for office applications. 1-12 - Rimvydas Lauzikas, Vykintas Vaitkevicius:
Connecting geography, chronology, and biographies - Framing new Lithuanian standards. 1-12 - Anne Layne-Farrar, Gerard Llobet, A. Jorge Padilla:
SSO participation and the role of incremental value licensing. 1-4 - David Mann, JoAnn Brooks:
Differences between human oriented and machine oriented information standards: Implications for design of enterprise-scale information systems. 1-12 - Steve Mutkoski:
Defining Open Standards: A comparison of policy and practice. 1-12 - Tim Pohlmann, Knut Blind:
Firms' cooperative activities as driving factors of patent declaration on technological standards. 1-14 - Xiaobai Shen, Ian Graham, James Stewart, Robin Williams:
Developing an it standard in China - What lessons can we learn from this? 1-10 - Friedrich Smaxwil:
The standardization package - View of CEN-CENELEC. 1-2 - Claudia Tapia Garcia:
Realities of patent pools in the telecommunication sector. 1-10 - Claus von Riegen:
The economics of open innovation. 1-2
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