An implementation guide for the implementation of Consumer Product Variant identification in GDSN, identifying variation of a product not requiring change of product identifier (Global Trade Item Number)
An implemetation guide for GS1 DataMatrix (2D barcode)
A process standard that specifies how Traceability events are identified and shared accompanied by the appropriate information
A technical standard on how to share traceability event data
An implementation guide on how to implement GS1 Smart Search, which is the previous name for GS1 Web Vocabulary
A predecessor of GS1 Web Vocabulary, specifically targeted at search optimization
This European Standard EN 50693 specifies the process and requirements on how to conduct life cycle assessment in the context of environmental declarations for electronic and electrical products and systems (EEPS). In the context it defines rules for product categories (PCR) and provides guidance on how to develop corresponding product specific rules (PSR) in Technical Committees.
This Technical Report investigates in the light of the implementation of the WEEE Directive
(2002/96/EC) the feasibility of deploying machine readable product identification technologies
(e.g. smart tracker chips) to fulfil the marking requirement for the purpose of implementing
producer responsibility. The product recognition shall provide information for waste stream
management (sorting, reporting and cost allocation).
Machine readable product identification technologies can be utilized during every phase of the
product life cycle of an EEE. The WEEE management is the last phase. This Technical Report
focuses on this phase only.
This document specifies the requirements and guidance for the content, format and exchange relating to material declarations for products and accessories of organizations operating in and supplying to industries within the ISO and IEC scope.
The main intended use of this document is to provide data up and down the supply chain that:
• allows organizations to assess products against material and substance requirements,
• allows organizations to use this information in their activities related to environmentally conscious design process and across all product life cycle phases, including material efficiency and product circularity considerations, as well as considerations linked to end-of-life stages such as waste management and use of reusable parts and recycled content.
This document specifies mandatory declaration requirements and also provides optional declaration requirements. This document does not suggest any specific method or process to capture material declaration data in the supply chain. However, it provides a data format used to transfer information within the supply chain. Organizations may determine the most appropriate method to capture material declaration data without compromising data utility and quality. This document is intended to allow reporting based on engineering judgement, supplier material declarations, and/or sampling and testing.
IEC/TR 62837:2013(E) provides to the technical committees a framework for the development and adaptation of documents in order to improve energy efficiency in manufacturing, process control and industrial facility management.
ISO/IEC 24791-2:2011 defines the interface(s) that provide operations on radio frequency identification (RFID) tag data including, but not limited to, reading, writing, collection, filtering, grouping, and event subscription and notification within the Software System Infrastructure (SSI).Specifically, the interface(s) defined by ISO/IEC 24791-2:2011 provide the following features:
full support for the commands and responses for air protocols supported by ISO/IEC 24791-2:2011 at an abstraction level appropriate for Data Management's position in the SSI architecture defined in ISO/IEC 24791-1;
an abstract definition of commands and operations that can be applied to different network bindings and encoding mechanisms;
support for the encoding mechanisms defined in ISO/IEC 15962;
volume reduction, format or structure modification, data analysis, and data access appropriate for Data Management's position in the SSI architecture defined in ISO/IEC 24791-1;
reporting of data to support application or data managing in formats controlled by the client, either inside or outside of SSI.
ISO/IEC 24791-2:2011 is composed of the EPCglobal Application Level Events Standard, in its entirety, with extensions to further support operation with ISO/IEC 15962 and the air protocols defined by ISO/IEC 18000.
ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 defines the ISO Reference Model of Data Management. It establishes a framework for coordinating the development of existing and future standards for the management of persistent data in information systems.
ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 defines common terminology and concepts pertinent to all data held within information systems. Such concepts are used to define more specifically the services provided by particular data management components, such as database management systems or data dictionary systems. The definition of such related services identifies interfaces which may be the subject of future standardization.
ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 does not specify services and protocols for data management. ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 is neither an implementation specification for systems, nor a basis for appraising the conformance of implementations.
The scope of ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 includes processes which are concerned with handling persistent data and their interaction with processes particular to the requirements of a specific information system. This includes common data management services such as those required to define, store, retrieve, update, maintain, backup, restore and communicate applications and dictionary data.
The scope of ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 includes consideration of standards for the management of data located on one or more computer systems, including services for distributed database management.
ISO/IEC TR 10032:2003 does not include within its scope common services normally provided by an operating system including those processes which are concerned with specific types of physical storage devices, specific techniques for storing data, and specific details of communications and human computer interfaces.