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Une norme désigne un ensemble de spécifications décrivant un objet, un être ou une manière d’opérer. Il en résulte un principe servant de règle et de référence technique.
Une norme n’est pas obligatoire, son adhésion est un acte volontaire. Certaines sont rendues Obligatoires par un texte réglementaire ou décret de loi.
Attention à la confusion entre Standard et Norme. Le standard résulte d’un consensus plus restreint que la norme, il est élaboré entre des industriels au sein de consortiums et non Par des organismes nationaux. La différence est cependant faible et les Anglos- saxons utilisent le terme de « standard » pour désigner une norme.
Les normes sont élaborées par des organismes dont les plus connus sont :

Au niveau international
l’ISO (International Organization for Standardization);
la CEI (Commission Électrotechnique Internationale);
l’UIT (Union Internationale des Télécommunications);
Au niveau européen
le CEN (Comité Européen de Normalisation)–1961;
le CENELEC (Comité Européen de Normalisation pour l’Électrotechnique) ;
l’ETSI (European Telecommunications Standard Institut);
Au niveau Africain
ARSO (Organisation Africaine de Normalisation)
Au niveau du Cameroun
l’ANOR (Agence des Normes et de la Qualité)
En France
l’AFNOR (Association Française de Normalisation);
l ’UTE (Union Technique de l’Électricité);
...
L’ISO (ce n’est pas un acronyme, ISO vient du grec « isos » signifiant égal) a son siège à Genève en Suisse. C’est une organisation internationale créée en 1947 et composée de représentants des organismes nationaux de plus de 150 pays.
Au Cameroun Le statut de la normalisation est régi par la loi N°96/11 du 05/08/1996 relative a la normalisation, le décret N°2009/296 du 17/09/2009 portante organisation et fonctionnement de l’Agence des Normes et de la Qualité(ANOR) et la circulaire N°008/PM du 12/11/2010 relative aux programmes nationaux de normalisation.

結果 (英文) 1:

Panorama on the standardizationFacebook FacebookGoogle + Google + Twitter TwitterReleased May 11, 2013, administratorA standard means a set of specifications describing an object, a being or a way to operate. The result is a serving principle rule, and technical reference.A standard is not compulsory, its membership is a voluntary act. Some are made binding by a regulatory enactment or law decree.Attention to the confusion between Standard and standard. The standard is the result of a more restricted than the standard consensus, developed between industrialists in consortia and not by national bodies. The difference, however, is low and the Anglo-Saxon use the term 'standard' to refer to a standard.Standards are developed by organizations of which the best known are:At the international levelISO (International Organization for Standardization);the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission);ITU (International Telecommunication Union);At the European levelCEN (Comité Européen de Normalisation) –1961;CENELEC (European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization);ETSI (European Telecommunications Standard Institute);At the African levelARSO (African standardization organization)At the level of CameroonANOR (standards and quality Agency)In FranceAFNOR (French standards Association);l ' UTE (Union Technique of electricity);...ISO (this is not an acronym, ISO comes from the Greek "isos" meaning equal) is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It is an international organization founded in 1947 and composed of representatives of national organizations in 150 countries.In Cameroon the status of standardisation is governed by the law N ° 96/11, 05/08/1996 relative a standardization, Decree N ° 2009/296 2009-09-17 supporting organization and operation of the Agency for standards and quality (ANOR) and the circular N ° 008/PM of 12/11/2010 relating to national standardization programmes.

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A standard refers to a set of specifications describing an object, a be or a way to operate. The result is a principle used to rule and technical reference.
a standard is not mandatory, its accession is a voluntary act.Some are made compulsory by a regulatory text or decree of law.
Attention to the confusion between Standard and Norm. The standard result of a consensus more restricted than the norm, it is developed between industrialists in consortia and not by national agencies.The difference is however low and the Anglos- saxons use the term of "standard" to designate a standard.
The standards are developed by bodies of which the most well known are:

at international level
the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) ;
the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) ;
ITU (International Telecommunication Union) ;
at European level
The CEN (European Committee for Standardisation) - 1961 ;
the CENELEC (European Committee for Standardisation for the Electrotechnical) ;
the ETSI (European Telecommunications Standard Institute) ;
at the African level
ARSO (African Organization for Standardization)
at the level of the Cameroon
the ANOR (Agency of Standards and Quality)
in France
the AFNOR (French Association for Standardization) ;
L 'UTE (Union of Technical l'électricite);
...
ISO (this is not an acronym, ISO comes from the Greek "isos" meaning equal) has its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. It is an international organization created in 1947 and composed of representatives of the national organizations of more than 150 countries.
In Cameroon the status of standardization is governed by Act No.96/11 of 05/08/1996 relating to standardisation, the decree No.2009/296 of 17/09/2009 portante organization and operation of the Agency in Standards and Quality(ANOR) and circular No.008/PM of 11/12/2010 relating to national programs for standardization.