When formulating technical standards, we should combine our own intellectual property rights as far as possible, pay full attention to the intellectual property rights involved in the use of technical standards, attach importance to the connection and cooperation between technical standards and technical regulations, and closely cooperate with standardization management and intellectual property management.
Technical standards include basic technical standards, product standards, process standards, test method standards, safety and health standards and environmental protection standards.
The task of standardization work is to formulate standards, organize the implementation of standards and supervise the formulation and implementation of standards. The people's governments at or above the county level shall incorporate the standardization work into the national economic and social development plan at the corresponding level, and incorporate the standardization work funds into the fiscal budget at the corresponding level.
Brief introduction of technical standards:
Technical standards refer to the uniform provisions on repetitive technical matters within a certain scope. Standards can become the technical basis of independent innovation, which stems from the fact that the standard standardizers have the technical elements and indicators in the standards and their derived intellectual property rights.
It is mainly based on original patented technology and is usually supported by a patent group. By controlling the core technology, we can quickly form an exclusive technology monopoly, especially in terms of market access, and we can crowd out competitors through licensing to achieve the purpose of market monopoly.
Technical standards include basic technical standards, product standards, process standards, test method standards, safety and health standards and environmental protection standards.