ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 36/TCG - Terminology Coordination Group
Mandate: The purpose of this coordinating group is to ensure that the vocabulary of all of SC36 WGs and AGs is monitored and managed during all stages of their development including reviewing terms and definitions in already published standards. Coordinating objectives include, but are not limited to, the development of a multilingual concept system, the implementation of a multilingual vocabulary data system, as well as interacting and providing advice to participants, the collection, harmonization, creation, use, and a mandatory signoff for all new terms and definitions proposed in the work of any standards project or document before ballot and publication. Membership: The ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG is composed of: All project editors by default are SC36/TCG members and are expected to participate in TCG meetings, Representatives of all active WGs and AGs (all active WGs and AGs should appoint representatives; if no representative has been appointed, the WG or AG convener will be registered by default as WG or AG representative), Representatives of ISO National Member Bodies and Liaisons Organizations (NBLOs) to SC36 (all NBLOs are encouraged to appoint representatives). [Note: Appointed representatives to SC36/TCG need to ensure their registration in the ISO Global Directory as “committee member” under ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG].
Groupe de coordination terminologie
Mandat: L'objectif de ce groupe de coordination est de s'assurer que le vocabulaire de tous les WG et AG du SC36 est contrôlé et géré à toutes les étapes de son développement, y compris la révision des termes et définitions dans les normes déjà publiées. Les objectifs de coordination comprennent, entre autres, l’élaboration d'un système de concepts multilingues, la mise en œuvre d'un système de données de vocabulaire multilingue, ainsi que l'interaction avec les participants et la fourniture de conseils à ces derniers, la collecte, l'harmonisation, la création, l'utilisation et l'agrément obligatoire de tous les nouveaux termes et définitions proposés dans le cadre de tout projet ou document de normalisation, avant le vote et la publication. Membres: Le SC36/TCG de l'ISO/ IEC JTC1 est composé comme suit: Tous les rédacteurs de projets, qui sont par défaut membres du SC36/TCG et sont présumés participer aux réunions du TCG, Des représentants de tous les WG et AG actifs (il convient que tous les WG et AG actifs nomment des représentants ; si aucun représentant n'a été nommé, l'animateur du WG ou de l'AG sera enregistré par défaut comme représentant du WG ou de l'AG, Des représentants des organismes nationaux membres de l'ISO et des organismes en liaison avec l’ISO (NBLO) au SC36 (tous les NBLO sont invités à nommer des représentants). [Note: Les représentants nommés au SC36/TCG doivent s'assurer de leur inscription dans le Répertoire général (Global Directory) de l'ISO en tant que "membre de comité" sous l’ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG].
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ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 36/TCG is a Subcommittee within the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It is named "Terminology Coordination Group" and is responsible for: Mandate: The purpose of this coordinating group is to ensure that the vocabulary of all of SC36 WGs and AGs is monitored and managed during all stages of their development including reviewing terms and definitions in already published standards. Coordinating objectives include, but are not limited to, the development of a multilingual concept system, the implementation of a multilingual vocabulary data system, as well as interacting and providing advice to participants, the collection, harmonization, creation, use, and a mandatory signoff for all new terms and definitions proposed in the work of any standards project or document before ballot and publication. Membership: The ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG is composed of: All project editors by default are SC36/TCG members and are expected to participate in TCG meetings, Representatives of all active WGs and AGs (all active WGs and AGs should appoint representatives; if no representative has been appointed, the WG or AG convener will be registered by default as WG or AG representative), Representatives of ISO National Member Bodies and Liaisons Organizations (NBLOs) to SC36 (all NBLOs are encouraged to appoint representatives). [Note: Appointed representatives to SC36/TCG need to ensure their registration in the ISO Global Directory as “committee member” under ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG]. This committee has published 0 standards.
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 36/TCG develops ISO standards in the area of Information technology. The scope of work includes: Mandate: The purpose of this coordinating group is to ensure that the vocabulary of all of SC36 WGs and AGs is monitored and managed during all stages of their development including reviewing terms and definitions in already published standards. Coordinating objectives include, but are not limited to, the development of a multilingual concept system, the implementation of a multilingual vocabulary data system, as well as interacting and providing advice to participants, the collection, harmonization, creation, use, and a mandatory signoff for all new terms and definitions proposed in the work of any standards project or document before ballot and publication. Membership: The ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG is composed of: All project editors by default are SC36/TCG members and are expected to participate in TCG meetings, Representatives of all active WGs and AGs (all active WGs and AGs should appoint representatives; if no representative has been appointed, the WG or AG convener will be registered by default as WG or AG representative), Representatives of ISO National Member Bodies and Liaisons Organizations (NBLOs) to SC36 (all NBLOs are encouraged to appoint representatives). [Note: Appointed representatives to SC36/TCG need to ensure their registration in the ISO Global Directory as “committee member” under ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36/TCG]. Currently, there are 0 published standards from this subcommittee.
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