The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India in a white paper on smart cities, released on Tuesday, said that it is important to address cybersecurity issues that will arise due to information exchange ...

More harmonisation and standardisation is required for the market to fully realise the intended benefits of the Target2-Securities (T2S) pan-European settlement platform, according to speakers at The ...

The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) today published new operator-driven guidance calling for the creation and harmonisation of energy ...

Harmonization describes a process of synchronising various test strategies and protocols. With so many different methods and testing procedures in the published literature, it can be a daunting ...

International collaboration and initiatives to harmonise the regulatory process for new nuclear are of fundamental importance to the safe and successful deployment of small modular reactors across the ...

Late in 2022, an update of the Dutch Corporate Governance Code was released to include a section on governance of IT. The code prescribes rules of conduct for directors of listed companies to protect ...

While developed economies are moving towards harmonisation of standards for industrial valves, emerging economies seem to be on the opposite trajectory. While developed economies are moving towards ...

The two entities will cooperate more closely towards the harmonisation of standards Abu Dhabi: The UAE’s national standardisation body, the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT), has ...

The Lower Saxony Ministry of Economic Affairs, Transport, Building and Digitalisation cordially invites you to the Harmonisation and Certification Symposium as part of the series of events on the ...

The nuclear plant licensing system should be rationalised to promote the extensive deployment at competitive cost of new reactors, according to a report issued this month by the Cooperation in Reactor ...

Members of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) voted 98 percent in favour of a new classification code which "aims to ensure standardisation and harmonisation within the Paralympic Movement".