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The purpose of these presentations is to give
standards developers the most up-to-date information on the IEEE Standards
process and how it works, which will help make the standards development
process more effective and efficient.
IEEE Standards offers a 3-hour overview presentation
that can be given in one or two sessions, as well as series of 15- to
30-minute presentations that focus on various aspects of the standards
development process.
The Leadership Training Program
 Imperative
Principles of Standards
Project
Management
Overview
of the Standards Process
Areas of Standards Development
Project
Authorization Requests (PAR) Presentation
Editorial
Services
Invitation
to Ballot
Sponsor
Balloting
Reivew
Committee (RevCom) Submittal
Writing
Committee/Working Group Procedures
Robert's
Rules of Order
Terminology
Intellectual
Property in Standards
Role
of Standards Staff
Amendments
& Corrigenda
Role
of the Standards Board
Role
of Standards Staff Liaison
The Leadership Training Program
- a 3-hour session divided into three modules:
Imperative
Principles of Standards (Microsoft PowerPoint)
Discusses the five imperatives of
the legal standards process and the implications of each one: due
process,openness, consensus, balance, and right of appeal. This module
can be given alone or in conjunction with Project Management and/or
Overview of the Standards Process.
Project
Management
Guides committee officers in optimizing their
efficiency, delegatory, and organizational skills when leading a standards
project. (Given with the Imperative Principles of Standards)
Overview
of the Standards Process
Provides a broad overview of the standards
process. Includes topics such as project approval, standards development,
balloting procedures, Standards Board approval, publishing program,
related programs and resources. (Given with the Imperative Principles
of Standards)
Areas of Standards Development
Project
Authorization Requests (PAR) Presentation
Explains what a PAR is and why it is essential
to the standards process. The module provides step-by-step instructions
on how to fill out the PAR form properly. The module covers new PARs,
revised (updated) PARS, and PARs for the revision of a standard.
Editorial
Services
Provides an overview of the editorial services
available to working groups from developing a draft to publishing.
Invitation
to Ballot
Includes information on the IEEE Standards
invitation-to-ballot program and the IEEE Standards Balloting service.
The invitation to ballot is the process by which an IEEE Standards
Balloting Group is determined, and this presentation explains the
process in detail.
Sponsor
Balloting
Explores the IEEE Standards Balloting process.
This module will aid in clarifying the nature of consensus and the
procedures to follow to run a successful ballot.
Review
Committee (RevCom) Submittal
Tips and guidance on submitting your IEEE Standards
Project for approval consideration.
Writing
Committee/Working Group Procedures
Offers guidance to new committees and working
groups on writing their procedures. Also discusses how to revise procedures
for established groups.
Robert's
Rules of Order
Trains committee members on the formalities
and official rules in facilitating a successful meeting.
Terminology
Emphasizes the important implications of developing
glossaries and terminology for all standards. Offers guidance in developing
correct definitions for terms.
Intellectual
Property in Standards
Discusses proprietary issues in standards,
their legal implications, and how they should be treated within the
documents. Provides guidance on necessary documentation for proprietary
items within standards.
Role
of Standards Staff
Discusses the role of the Standards staff and
how they serve the standards developers and IEEE-SA Standards Board
committees.
Amendments
& Corrigenda
Defines what they are and when they should
be used.
Role
of the Standards Board
Defines the role of the committees supporting
the IEEE-SA Standards Board and their relationship to the standards
program and procedures.
Role
of Standards Staff Liaison
Discusses the role of the staff liaison and
how they serve the standards developers and IEEE-SA Standards Board
committees.
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