A pattern language for standardization work

Juha Pärssinen

A pattern language for standardization work

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Abstract

This paper presents a pattern language for people who are going to participate in standardization work. In this paper, the technical details of communication protocols or other standardization artifacts are not the primary focus. Working on standardization means working in a heterogeneous group, and decisions that are made need to balance conflicting forces. The resulting solutions tend to be compromises from proposals made by one or more participants of the standardization effort. This pattern language gives advice to readers to reach the best possible compromise.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Conference Proceedings of the Second, Third and Fourth Nordic Conference On Pattern Languages Of Programs VikingPLOP
Pages	95-102
Publication status	Published - 2003
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	2nd Nordic Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, VikingPLoP2003 - Bergen, Norway Duration: 19 Sept 2003 → 21 Sept 2003

Conference

Conference	2nd Nordic Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, VikingPLoP2003
Country/Territory	Norway
City	Bergen
Period	19/09/03 → 21/09/03

Keywords

standardization
pattern

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Pärssinen, J 2003, A pattern language for standardization work. in Conference Proceedings of the Second, Third and Fourth Nordic Conference On Pattern Languages Of Programs VikingPLOP. pp. 95-102, 2nd Nordic Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, VikingPLoP2003, Bergen, Norway, 19/09/03. <https://hillside.net/vikingplop/vikingplop2007/VikingPLoP_2003_2004_2005_Proceedings.pdf>

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