Efficient Standards – From Idea to Standard to Implementation Using Internationally R...
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Claims that Linux Foundation processes cut standards time and cost with concrete results: PSD2 fragmentation shows bespoke bank APIs cost more than a shared spec would have; GraphQL uses JDF two-week spin-up to host a continuously updated, public spec; Alliance for Open Media forms under JDF and reaches 40+ members quickly; C2PA moves from idea to implementable spec in 10 months with implementation guides and tests. Tools: git/GitHub workflows, reference implementations, test suites, ISO submission path.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05Technical Collaboration
- 2:55The Invisible Infrastructure
- 4:48Standards Development Activities
- 6:24Industry Challenges
- 7:46PSD2 Example
- 9:28Implementation
- 10:31Why not
- 12:52Challenges
- 15:15What Good Looks Like
- 17:25Our Options
- 19:16Project Ecosystem
- 21:02Graphql
- 22:51Alliance for Open Media
- 24:26CTPA
- 26:20Conclusion
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