What kind of organization is ISO, and which organization is generally more authoritative for ISO cer

ISO is the abbreviation of the International Organization for Standardization. It and the IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) are the two largest international standardization bodies in the world today.

The predecessor of ISO was the International Federation of Standards Associations. On October 14, 1946, representatives from 25 countries and regions met in London and decided to establish a new organization for the standardization of international law. The organization (ISO) was formally founded and began its work on February 23, 1947, with its headquarters in Geneva.

The purpose of ISO is to promote standardization and related activities around the world, to facilitate international material exchange and mutual service, and to develop cooperation in intellectual, scientific, technical and economic activities.

The main activities of ISO are to formulate international standards, standardize the work of municipalities around the world, organize member countries and technical committees to report and exchange, and cooperate with other international organizations to jointly study relevant standardization issues. ISSO's field of work covers all disciplines except electricals and electronic standards.

The organizational structure of ISO consists of the General Assembly, the Board of Directors, the President (1), the Vice-Chair (1), the Treasurer (1), the technical committees and, if necessary, the technical divisions. The Council is the executive governing body of the ISO and exercises its functions and powers during the closing of the General Assembly. The day-to-day administration of ISO is the responsibility of the ** Secretariat.

Each technical committee may have a number of sub-committees.

The constituent groups of ISO are the largest representative national standardization bodies in the country, and only one group in each country can be admitted as a full member group.

The results of ISO's surgical work are mainly officially published international standards: ISO Standards, Draft International Standards (DIS). In addition, standardized manuals, technical reports, guidelines, etc., classified by profession, are published. The technical work of ISO is carried out through technical committees.

ISO** is financed by contributions paid by members, sales proceeds from publications, and assistance and contributions from Member States and interested parties.

ISO does not belong to the United Nations, but is a non-leading international organization and a specialized agency for jujube standardization.

There are currently more than 400 international organizations associated with ISO, including all relevant United Nations specialized agencies.

ISO is a Class A advisory organization to the United Nations Economic and Social Council and to almost all other bodies and specialized agencies of the United Nations system.

ISO is the International Organization for Standardization.

ISO14001 certification, the first choice of enterprise services in Henan.

The certification bodies of ISO14001 environmental management system are all third-party organizations, and the certification body needs to meet the following two conditions if it wants to carry out certification activities:

1. Filing with the Certification and Accreditation Administration of the People's Republic of China.

2. There is a group of auditors (at least 1) who have passed the auditor examination organized by the China Certification and Accreditation Association (CCAA) and can independently carry out audit work through internship.

ISO14001 environmental system certification.

The above are the necessary prerequisites for the certification work, and the certification body will generally issue a certification certificate to the enterprise after the audit of the enterprise. In order to improve the gold content of the certificate, some certification bodies have passed the accreditation of China National Accreditation Service for Conformity Assessment (CNAS) or the International Accreditation Forum (IAF), and can also be stamped with CNAS, IAF and other marks on the certificate, so that the certificate can be recognized by foreign customers and facilitate the export and sales of the company's products. After passing the accreditation of CNAS and IAF, a certain mark fee needs to be paid to each certificate every year, so the cost of finding such an institution for certification will be higher.

For enterprises that are not willing to export for the time being, it is enough to find an ordinary organization for certification.

In fact, ISO14001 is a standard promulgated by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which is equivalent to the standard adopted in China, translated as GB T24001, and the environmental management system certification in China is based on the GB T24001 standard.

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It is necessary to ask whether the institution is legitimate, and whether the certificate is valid.

Which are the institutions approved by the CNCA, and which are the pheasant institutions? Is your certificate tender recognized? **All of the above can be checked.

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Professional, efficient, rigorous, authoritative and the best choice.

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The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is an international non-governmental organization in the field of standardization. ISO is the Greek word "isos", which means "equal".

Founded in 1947, ISO is the world's largest and most authoritative international standardization organization, the plenary meeting is the highest authority of ISO, the board of directors is an important decision-making body of ISO, and China is a permanent member of ISO. China is a full member of ISO, and the national body representing China in ISO is the Standardization Administration of China (administered by the State Administration for Market Regulation).

Key features of ISO:

Provide a mechanism for people to reach agreement on the development of international standards.

Its main bodies and operating rules are set out in a document called the ISO IEC Technical Work Guidelines, and its technical structure in ISO is 800 technical committees and sub-committees, each of which has a chairperson and a secretariat, the secretariat is held by each member, and there are 30 member groups responsible for the work of the secretary country, and each secretariat maintains direct contact with the ISO** Secretariat in Geneva.

Through these organizations, ISO has published more than 17,000 international standards, such as ISO Metric Thread, ISO A4 Paper Size, ISO Container Series (95% of the world's shipping containers comply with ISO standards), ISO Film Speed**, ISO Open Systems Interconnect (OS2) series (widely used in the field of information technology) and the well-known ISO9000 quality management series of standards.

In addition, ISO has liaison relations with 450 international and regional organizations on standards, in particular the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). There are a total of 28 international standards bodies outside the ISO IEC system. Each agency sets some international standards in a particular area, and they are usually under the control of the United Nations.

A prime example is the World Health Organization (WHO). ISO IEC sets 85% of international standards, and the remaining 15% is developed by these 28 other international standards bodies.

Step 1: What is ISO?

Translated as the International Organization for Standardization, but knowing its name doesn't help much. In order to better understand ISO in photography, we should first briefly understand the history of photography.

ISO from**?

With the development of film sensitivity, two commonly used standards DIN and ASA (American Standards Institute) appeared internationally, and by 1987, ISO combined these two standards to form the international universal sensitivity standard we know today.

What does that mean?

ISO is simply a way to classify film speed and light sensitivity. They usually had values in the film era between . I don't know if you've noticed, but the increments of these numbers are increasing or decreasing in multiples.

Increasing the sensitivity of the film from ISO100 to ISO 200 halved, and from reducing from ISO200 to ISO100, the sensitivity of the film can be doubled. In the digital world, the same numbers are still in use, the only difference is that we are using digital sensors instead of film. The ISO on DSLR cameras tends to be much higher than ISO 3200.

In addition, it is possible to change the sensitivity without increasing it by multiple. For example, between ISO 400 and 800 it is possible to divide the ISO into three increments.

What does ISO do?

In photography, the factors that determine the size of the ISO are decided: the amount of light available, and what you want to photograph. It is advisable to shoot with a lower ISO value, as this will give you the best quality and less noise textures.

The environment in which you shoot determines how much ISO value you need to use. If you're shooting outdoors in the summer, you should use ISO 100 due to the good light. But if you're shooting indoors, you might choose ISO 800 or even higher for this value.

One of the best ways to understand ISO is to use triangles. For example, the current shooting parameters are ISO 400 (f 16) and shutter speed 1 400, and then if you want to shoot a smaller depth of field effect. You'll first have to lower the aperture to f 8 (two stops).

In this case, we want to keep the same amount, you have to reduce the ISO (2 stops) or increase the shutter speed by 2 stops, and reduce the ISO value from 400 to 100.

Step 2: How does ISO affect?

The value of ISO is similar to the shutter speed, and when doubled, ** also doubles, and they are proportional to each other. A lower ISO value will produce a lower amount, and a higher ISO will produce a higher amount.

**Displayed in the following order: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200. Aperture and shutter speed remain constant in these**.

Only the ISO changes so that you can see the effect it has on **. One of the most ideal** is when the ISO is at 800.

Overview: The full name of ISOISO is International Organization for 一** in the Greek word "ISOS", which means "equal". The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a global non-national organization and a very important organization in the field of international standardization. China is a full member of ISO, and the organization representing China is the Standardization Administration of China (SAC).

ISO values and ISO (isolation) files of digital cameras are generally extended with ISO.

Organizational structure. Its organizational structure includes the General Assembly, the Main Body, the Member Groups, the Correspondence Members, the Donor Members, the Policy Development Committee, the Council, the ISO** Secretariat, the Special Advisory Group, the Technical Management Division, the Standards Committee, the Technical Advisory Group, and the Technical Committee.

ISO common sense.

ISO is the English abbreviation for an organization. Its full name is international organization for standardization, which translates into Chinese as "international organization for standardization". Founded on February 23, 1947.

ISO is responsible for standardization activities in many important areas except for the electrical, electronics and military, petroleum and shipbuilding sectors. ISO currently has 117 members, including 117 countries and regions. The supreme authority of the ISO is the annual "General Assembly", and its day-to-day office is the ** Secretariat, located in Geneva, Switzerland.

** The Secretariat currently has 170 staff members headed by the Secretary-General. The purpose of ISO is "to promote the development of standardization and related activities in the world in order to facilitate the international exchange of goods and services, and to cooperate in the intellectual, scientific, technological and economic fields." "ISO carries out technical activities through its 2,856 technical structures, of which 611 are Technical Committees (SCs), 2022 are Working Groups (WGs), and 38 are Task Forces.

China joined ISO in 1978 and officially became a permanent member of ISO at the 31st International Standards Organization Conference in October 2008. Many people have noticed a discrepancy between the full name and abbreviation of the International Organization for Standardization, so why not "iOS"? Actually, "iso" is not an acronym, but a word, it ** in Greek, meaning "equal", and now there are a series of words prefixed with it, such as "isometric" (meaning "equal size"), "isonomy" (meaning "equality of law").

From "equal" to "standard", the connotative connection makes "ISO" the name of the organization.