ISITC Launches Regulatory Working Group

Strapline: Regulation & Standards

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Taking a cue from its European counterpart, industry messaging standards association, ISITC, is establishing a regulatory working group intended to represent the industry in discussions with US regulators concerning messaging, identification and related issues, according to Jan Snitzer, chair of ISITC, who announced plans for the group at the organization's Boston conference March 26.

ISITC Europe has had its own regulatory working group since 2006, notes Graeme Austin, chief executive of ISITC

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