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    Writing a Formal IT Specification for Publication by ISO

    Recorded October 12, 2023

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    This presentation outlines a number of considerations involved when creating a formal IT specification that complies with ISO/IEC Directives, Part 2: “Principles and rules for the structure and drafting of ISO and IEC documents” and that factors in ISO’s separate in-house Style Guide. As ISO requires submissions to be formatted using MS Word, familiarity with that software would be good. It would also be useful for attendees to have reviewed the video of Rex’s earlier Webinar, Writing a Formal IT Specification, available here.

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    Rex Jaeschke

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    Rex is an independent consultant who has worked in the IT industry since 1976. Since 1984, he’s been involved in producing formal specifications for the following programming languages and environments:  C, C#, CLI (a subset of Microsoft’s .NETTM framework), C++/CLI, Hack, JavaTM, JavaScriptTM, Office Open XML (the file format used by Microsoft’s OfficeTM suite as well as by other products), PHP, PowershellTM, and XPS (XML Paper Specification). This work was done via ANSI, ISO, Ecma International, open-source forums, and commercial organizations.

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