National Institute of Standards and Technology / American National Standards Institute / /
IndustryTerm
spectrum management / transportation / technology innovations / information technology personnel / technology neutral / communication systems / communication technologies / technology domain / technology domains / incompatible products / articulate technology usage requirements / public services / text applications / open source software / technology-neutral specification / technology investments / in their products / technology choice / wireless networking standards / communication technology standards / eGovernment services / technology area / multilateral solutions / government services / legacy systems / technology users / Internet standards / manufacturing / law enforcement / communication technology markets / communication technology standardization / government information systems / electronic services / image communications / /
Organization
South African Bureau of Standards / U.S. government / American National Standards Institute / World Trade Organization / office of Management and Budget / European Parliament / E.U. / British Standards Institution / India’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology / National Institute of Standards and Technology / Japanese Ministry of Economy / Trade and Industry / civil society / United States Congress / United Nations / National Association of Software and Services Companies / European Commission / European Union / United States federal government / Government of India / Japan’s Ministry of Economy / Trade and Industry / /
Person
Laura DeNardis / Clinton / Branch / Knut Blind / Kai Jacobs / /
Position
President / Executive / Private / /
Technology
smart phone / information technology / operating system / Wi-Fi / encryption / communication technologies / GSM / /
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