Guiding the construction of standards system for smart trans
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, Ministry of Transport, and SAC jointly issued the Guidance on Constructing National Standards System for Internet of Vehicles Industry (Smart Transport) on March 17.
As the saying goes, “a goal without a plan is just a wish.” A good plan shows the final destination and usually the best way to go there.
The May/June issue presents both China’s standardization work plan this year and the tasks in the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025), clearly demonstrating the standardization roadmaps.
The SPOTLIGHT column focuses on the “Two Sessions”, the most significant annual meetings in China which refer to the meetings of the National People’s Congress (NPC) and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), and introduces the standardization tasks in 2021-2025. In addition, you can hear the voices from deputies to the NPC and members of the CPPCC National Committee to get to know their ideas and proposals on how to make standards play a bigger role in facilitating technology and innovation.
Besides describing the long-term plan for standardization, the issue takes a bird’s eye view of the standardization work plan this year, which was released by Standardization Administration of China (SAC) in early April. It also presents the Legislative Work Plan for 2021, released by State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) in the same month.
In the RESEARCH & EXPLORATION column, the paper written by Li Peilu from Beijing Institute of Technology studies the representation of residual stress symbols in technical product documentation.
Read this issue to find more about how China takes the road ahead.
CHINA SCENE中国视窗-Guiding the construction of standards system for smart transport
国家车联网产业标准体系建设指南（智能交通相关）发布
EXCHANGE & COOPERATION国际交流与合作-Highlights / 热点新闻
SPOTLIGHT聚光灯-Standardization highlights of “Two Sessions” 2021 2021全国两会标准“好声音”
SPOTLIGHT聚光灯- Standardization tasks in the 14th Five-Year Plan period “十四五”期间标准化工作任务
SPOTLIGHT聚光灯- Voice about standards in “Two Sessions” 全国两会代表、委员谈标准
SPECIAL REPORT特别报道- Taking a bird's eye view of 2021 Standardization Work Plan in China今年全国标准化工作要点概览
GLOBAL VISION国际视野- ISO publishes new standard for compliance management ISO发布合规管理新标准
GLOBAL VISION国际视野- 2021 Qingdao Forum on International Standardization青岛国际标准化论坛即将召开
FEATURES 特-色SAMR releases legislative work plan for 2021国家市场监督管理总局印发2021年立法工作计划
RESEARCH & EXPLORATION研究与探索- Representation of residual stress symbol in the technical product documentation技术产品文件中残余应力符号的表示方法
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