The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has decided to establish a working group on service-oriented manufacturing standardization
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has decided to establish the Service-Oriented Manufacturing Standardization Working Group, designated as MIIT/SWG2. The group will be primarily responsible for the formulation and revision of industry standards in areas such as the foundational and general aspects of service-oriented manufacturing, core elements, business types, and the application of integrated business models. The first session of the MIIT Service-Oriented Manufacturing Standardization Working Group consists of 41 members, with the Secretariat hosted by the Fifth Institute of Electronics, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. (MIIT)
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