Company Standard

Definition (1)
Identification
Company Standard
Source
Düsterbeck, B., Hesser,W., Inklaar, A. & Vischer, J. (1995). Company Standardization. In W. Hesser & A. Inklaar (Eds.). An introduction to standards and standardization (pp. 99-138). Berlin, Beuth Verlag.
Description
"Standard developed within company or other organization for its own needs."
Definition (2)
Identification
Company Standard
Source
Henk de Vries, 1999. Standards for the Nation: Analysis of National Standardization Organizations. Kluver Academic Publishers, 1999.
Description
Company standardization includes developing standards for use within the company and developing standards to be used in the company's relations with its direct business partners.
Developing does not mean that each company standard has to be designed from scratch. A company standard may have the form of the following:

A reference to one or more external standards officially adopted by the company

A company modification of an external standard.

A subset of an external standard (i.e. a description of the company's choice of competing possibilities offered in an external standard, or a subset of the topics covered in the external standard).

A standard reproduced from (parts of) other external documents (i.e., supplier's documents).

A self-writtem standard.

Definition (1)
Identification	Company Standard
Source	Düsterbeck, B., Hesser,W., Inklaar, A. & Vischer, J. (1995). Company Standardization. In W. Hesser & A. Inklaar (Eds.). An introduction to standards and standardization (pp. 99-138). Berlin, Beuth Verlag.
Description	"Standard developed within company or other organization for its own needs."
Definition (2)
Identification	Company Standard
Source	Henk de Vries, 1999. Standards for the Nation: Analysis of National Standardization Organizations. Kluver Academic Publishers, 1999.
Description	Company standardization includes developing standards for use within the company and developing standards to be used in the company's relations with its direct business partners. Developing does not mean that each company standard has to be designed from scratch. A company standard may have the form of the following: A reference to one or more external standards officially adopted by the company A company modification of an external standard. A subset of an external standard (i.e. a description of the company's choice of competing possibilities offered in an external standard, or a subset of the topics covered in the external standard). A standard reproduced from (parts of) other external documents (i.e., supplier's documents). A self-writtem standard.

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