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On 15/07/2021 at 10:02, Anne GUINARD said:
Hello @Al_and @Matthew, further to the presentation at the Gemini call on the 06/07, a question was asked about how the proposed approach to identify information requirements fits with existing approaches / standards. It would be great to hear your thoughts on this.
Hi Anne, I remember seeing that question. It is interesting to me that quite a bit of what we are doing is not (yet) covered by existing standards. However, we do have some strong standards to build from or complement. Examples include the ISO 8000 Data Quality series, the ISO 9000 series on quality management systems and ISO 15926 series that @Matthew was involved with. We do need to address the areas that are new as a result of our work to enable large (national) scale, integrated data interactions between information systems. The Activity based information requirements and the 4-step methodology are an example of work that isn’t yet available as a standard. Much of what is developed within the IMF will also be worth considering for standardisation. Our aim is to draw upon standards where we can and develop new ones where there is a gap to be filled.