Level of expertise:
Advanced
Academy content:
Webinars
Author:
Knut Blind, Tim Rühlig, Daniel Fuchs, Susann Lüdtke, Betty Xu
Date of publishing:
30 September 2024

The StandICT.eu Standards Training Academy hosted a webinar diving into China's standardisation strategies in ICT on 30 Sept 2024 from 11:00 to 12:30 CEST (16:00 – 17:30 China Standard Time).

Introduction

In the last decades, China has become a well-established and strong actor in international standardisation, particularly in ICT.

The webinar aimed to provide an update China's ICT standardisation strategies and activities in general, followed by a closer look at its activities in ICT. We first discussed the opportunities and challenges China, and its actors face in international standardisation. Then, we focused on the implications for the EU before identifying opportunities for further collaboration and joining forces for reciprocal benefits and address global challenges.

Agenda

  • 11:00 Intro into standardisation and geopolitics with a focus on technological sovereigntyKnut Blind (Fraunhofer ISI & TU Berlin)
  • 11:15 China and the new geopolitics of technical standardisationTim Rühlig, Senior Analyst Global China, European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS)
  • 11:30 Cooperation and contestation: China's evolving role in international standardisation, Daniel Fuchs, Assistant Professor, Humboldt University of Berlin
  • 11:45 China's Ambitions in ICT-Standardisation - Lessons for the Future, Susann Luedtke China Business and Economics, Würzburg University & Center for Advanced Security, Strategic and Integration Studies, Bonn University
  • 12:00 How can we navigate the opportunities and challenges of EU-China collaboration in international ICT standardisation?, Dr. Betty Xu Seconded European Standardisation Expert in China (SESEC) Director – Standardisation & Public Policy
  • 12:15 Q&A
  • 12:30 Conclusion

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