IP is standardized by an established standardization organization that provides mechanisms through which new standards are reviewed and vetted.
As shown in previous references, the specific objectives of traffic steering depend on operator policy, and they are achieved by utilizing mechanisms of mobility management, which are usually standardized by organizations such as the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP)[11].
While implementation approaches and strategies need not be standardized across organizations, the findings may be used by health care policy makers and managers, and guideline developers to generate strategic and operational plans that optimize implementation capacity.
While implementation approaches and strategies need not be standardized across organizations, the findings suggest that even if we learn more about how to tailor implementation strategies to enhance their effectiveness, it is not clear who would apply these strategies, and how, given variable mandates, lack of frameworks to guide implementation decision making, and limited resources.
For example, the data flow pathways for these organizations were not standardized and varied by organization.
The IETF, ITU, ATM Forum, and other standards bodies define documents called Management Information Base (MIB) modules that provide an external management interface for protocols and other features that are standardized within those organizations.
Various BWAs are being standardized by international organizations, for example, IEEE 802.16 WiMAX and the 3rd Generation Partnership Project's High Speed Packaet Access (HSPA) and its Long-Term Evolution (LTE).
Use of measures such as the interRAI assessments with common elements across settings facilitates standardized reporting for organizations, regions and nations.
Organizations have standardized operating procedures and they follow standard operating procedures, that's a lot of the behavior.
College Board, not-for-profit organization administering standardized tests: Math SAT Committee, 2010-present.
In 2011, VLC technology was standardized by the IEEE organization in the IEEE 802.15.7 specification [5].
