Integrated Approach
The networking of research, development, innovation and standardization is based on an integrated approach.
Research, development, innovation and standardization
Developing a proposal for a research project
- Screening existing standards and assessing the need for standards
Drafting the project
- Identifying where standardization can benefit the project
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Defining how standardization is to be covered during the project and who will be the standardization partner
Performing the project
- Identifying standardization potentials of project results
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Cooperating with the standardization partner
Contributing to standardization
- Protecting, disseminating and applying project results
- Using standards and standardization as dissemination channels
Developing a proposal for a research project
- Screening existing standards: avoids the use of resources for obtaining knowledge that already exists.
- Identifying standards relevant to the research project
Drafting the project
- Identifying where standardization can benefit the project,
- Defining how standardization will be covered during the project, and
- Deciding who will be the standardization partner(s).
Performing the project
- Identifying standardization potential of project results,
- Cooperating with the standardization partner, and
- Contributing actively to standardization.
Protecting, disseminating and using project results
- Standardization as a channel for disseminating the knowledge created.
- Standardization prevents that research results are used for patenting by third parties.
Illustration of the Integrated Approach
The two figures below are taken from the folder on BRIDGIT Austria.
Participant identification code (PIC)
Austrian Standards International is registered as an organization participating in EU research projects (PIC: 957794491).
For more information on the PIC, see the following website:
