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Directives

Organizational directives governing CalConnect operations, procedures, and policies.

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CC/DIR 10005:2019Published
directiveEd. 12019-06-13
Guidelines for the implementation of the CalConnect patent policy

<p>This document provides guidelines on the application of the CalConnect patent policy to the CalConnect standardization and publication process and to document requirements. It does not cover the implementation of requirements in CalConnect standards which involve intellectual property rights, such as patents.</p>

CC/DIR 10006:2019Published
directiveEd. 12019-03-18
CalConnect Directive: Intellectual property rights policy

<p>This document provides the CalConnect intellectual property rights policy, which governs all standardization activities at CalConnect. The CalConnect patent policy is described in a separate CalConnect Directive.</p>

CC/DIR 10001:2019Published
directiveEd. 12019-01-18
CalConnect Directive: Standardization and publication

<p>This document formalizes the standardization and publication processes of CalConnect. It describes the processes and requirements for the document types produced by CalConnect — Directive, Standard, Guide, Specification, Amendment, Technical Corrigendum and Report — covering their development, approval and publication.</p>

CC/DIR 10002:2019Published
directiveEd. 12019-01-18
CalConnect Directive: Standard document requirements

<p>This document provides requirements on the document structure of the following types of CalConnect publication: Directive, Standard, Guide, Specification, Amendment, Technical Corrigendum, and Report. It does not apply to policy statements, internal administrative documents, or how-to guides, although the processes described can optionally be used as guidance for those.</p>

CC/DIR 10003:2019Published
directiveEd. 12019-01-18
CalConnect Directive: Patent policy

<p>This document provides the CalConnect patent policy, which governs all standardization deliverables developed through the CalConnect standardization process. The policy is identical in content to the ISO/IEC patent policy, except that entity names such as ISO, IEC, ITU-T and ITU-R are changed to CalConnect, and deliverables and processes pertaining to those entities are changed to their CalConnect counterparts. Detailed arrangements arising from patents (licensing, royalties, etc.) are left to the parties concerned.</p>