Collaboration, Coordination, and Connection in Standardization: Registration Open for ANSI’s Company Member Forum in September!

The agenda is available and registration is open: Join the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) virtual Company Member Forum (CMF) on September 14 from 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. ET.

Register today and access the CMF agenda.

Following welcoming remarks and an update from the ANSI International Policy Advisory Group (IPAG), the meeting will feature a speaker-led session on:

• Generative Artificial Intelligence
  Explore the fascinating world of generative models and their ability to autonomously create unstructured content like speech, text, images, code, and videos. Attendees will hear why generative AI is such a big deal now, examples of business applications, new risks and challenges presented, related myths, and strategies on how to achieve the benefits while managing the risks. Join your peers and delve into the impact of this rapidly evolving technology and envision a future where human and artificial creativity intertwine.

Panel sessions will cover:

• Codes and Standards Adoption
  The success of codes and standards is contingent on the market adoption and implementation. This panel session will explore the strategies of getting standards adopted (once published) and some of the common roadblocks and barriers to standards adoption, as well as the best practices to mitigate those challenges.

   

• Collaboration, Coordination, and Connect in Standardization

Using the 3 “C” approach of collaborating, coordinating, and connecting within standardization is essential to assure meaningful outcomes for all stakeholders. This panel session will explore how different models, such as standards centers of excellence, standards forums, and collaboratives could serve as catalysts to promote a healthy standards ecosystem.

About the CMF

The CMF serves as a venue for ANSI members representing the full spectrum of U.S. industry to examine issues related to national and global standards, as well as conformity assessment developments. The forum allows industry members an opportunity to collectively shape and influence U.S. policy in the domestic and international arena, while bolstering cross-networking and alliances.