2011 Status of IEEE Reliability Society StandardsThe IEEE Reliability Society created a committee to develop new standards and sustain existing standards. This committee is called the IEEE Reliability Society Standards Committee (IEEE-RS-SC). The IEEE-RS-SC is sustaining 5 standards. These standards are:
These 5 standards are sustained on a 5 year refresh cycle. One standard, IEEE-1332-1998 is going through a refresh now. The revision of IEEE 1332 is planned for completion by December 2012. Another standard, IEEE 1413-2010 completed a refresh last year, with standards board approval to update the initially released version, IEEE 1413-1998. IEEE 1413.1-2002 is going through a refresh with expected completion by December 2012. The ballot process for IEEE P1413.1 will start after the ballot process for IEEE P1332 ends. The revision of IEEE P1332 is planned for completion by December 2012. Here is the status of the Project Authorization Request (PAR) for IEEE P1332:
A new process for sustaining active standards will take effect on January 2, 2012. The IEEE-SA Board of Governors (BoG) and IEEE-SA Standards Board (SASB), comprised of volunteers who oversee the standards development process, have approved and planned the implementation of a new process for maintaining active standards. The new process includes the following changes:
The IEEE-RS-SC considers these changes to be an improvement over the previous process, since this new process is more streamlined and simplified approach to standards maintenance, and makes it easier for standards working group participants to comply with the policies and procedures of both IEEE and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). To join the IEEE standards develop, access the link:
< http://standards.ieee.org/develop/index.html >
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