Live Webinar December 18, 2018 – 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm  EST
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Terminology sections or documents are critical resources for implementing a standard. However, users tend to take them for granted as just being part of the standard.

But did you know:

• In what situation a word or phrase is selected to be defined as a term in the terminology document or section?
• What science is behind the definition of a term?
• How to find definitions of a term in various standards for free?
• How to relate the meaning of a term to the meaning in common dictionaries?
• The word or phrase will be not be adopted as a term if the intended meaning of the word or phrase is found in a dictionary?
• If not, you are not alone. New terms are not adopted easily in standards. It’s a profound process – dull to some – yet largely unknown to people.

Panelists will shed light on the process & provide background info on:

• The ISO and Technical Committee structure
• Why some consider terminology work dull, yet profound
• The science behind a term
• Terminology principles
• Concept systems
• The difference between a glossary and a terminology document

Panelists:

1. Gary Jing (LinkedIn profile),
2. Kimberly Johnson (LinkedIn profile),
3.  Brian Cohn (LinkedIn profile) ,
4. Gina Lund

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The Innovative Workings Behind How New Terms & Definitions
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