StartSupportIndustry-specificConstructionWhich standards serve as the foundation for digital product passports in terms of structure and language? Do they have any relationship with ISO 23387 and ISO 12006-3 regarding data templates and data dictionaries?
Which standards serve as the foundation for digital product passports in terms of structure and language? Do they have any relationship with ISO 23387 and ISO 12006-3 regarding data templates and data dictionaries?
The preliminary legislation highlights the importance of adhering to ISO 15459 for identities and barcodes, which aligns with GS1 standards. Additionally, the draft legislation emphasizes the utilization of established international standards.
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