Harnessing the power of standards
Harness the power of standards
Could your own documents or products benefit from standards content?
You can add value to your content by:
- Including standards in internal documents, to provide access to best practice information.
- Incorporating standards information into online and software products, to provide dynamic information.
- Employing standards in training courses, materials or online learning environments
To use standards content, BSI can provide you with a licence tailored to your situation.
A licence will usually lay out how you can use standards content, and how you can distribute that content. The cost of the license will depend on:
- The number of people you wish to make the content available to
- The amount of content you would like to use
You can get a licence tailored for:
- Workflow integration
- Training providers
- Online subscription products
- Translations
Case studies
Bank uses standard to keep information secure
A large bank recently received a licence to use an information security standard within its policy manual. The standard has been segmented and merged with the bank's own internal procedures.
Benefits: Employees have seamless access to both internal and recognized standards content.
Training provider integrates fire standards
A training provider has licensed two fire standards to provide as part of their courses. The standards form an integral part of the training package which are included as part of the training price.
Benefits: Course attendants have guaranteed access to the latest industry standards.
Boat builder brings standards, directives and regulations together
A boat builder has created an online subscription service which brings together standards, directives and regulations applicable to the boat building industry. The service makes use of XML.
Benefits: Subscribers move easily between different types of documents.
Publisher integrates health and safety standards into handbook
A publisher has rights to publish extracts from a series of health and safety standards in their handbooks. The standards information is reproduced directly from the standards.
Benefits: The handbook provides authoratative informatioin which has been refined by the standards development process, without the need for original research.
