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[Marghanita da Cruz]

Webb, KerryA wrote:
> Marghanita wrote:
>> Standards organisationa rarely write standands (AS8015 being
>> an exception rather than the rule). In practice IT standards
>> are set by Industry.
>>
> 
> It depends on what you mean by "standards".
> 
> Many are indeed written by standards organisations, or more specifically subcommittees of the organisations.  An example is Australian Standard AS 5044-2010, which is the AGLS standard based on the ole Australian Government Locator Service.
> 
Kerry,

Sub-committees generally work on existing documents, and in
the example you site the "Australian Government Locator
Service". This is the same situation for ITIL>BS15000>ISO20000.

In the case of AS8015-2005>ISO38500-2008 the sub-committee 
(IT-030-01) did a
gap analysis and market research 
<http://www.ramin.com.au/itgovernance/ictgov.html>
to  scope and then draft the standard.

Marghanita
>
Kerry,
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