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Overview of StandardsPortal American National Standards Institute Elise Owen

Why StandardsPortal? Problem: No central resource to help companies find the standards, conformity assessment and technical regulations needed to enter and compete in target markets. Solution: StandardsPortal answers key questions exporters face when attempting to enter their target markets

Features on StandardsPortal StandardsPortal features current include: Multi-lingual information on standards and conformance in the U.S., the PRC, and India Resources for companies trying to do business in the internationally: International Trade and Investment Toolbox Profile Pages of U.S.-based SDOs and Trade Associations Speakers’ Package and White Paper Library

StandardsPortal main landing page:

StandardsPortal USA “Key Information” page:

StandardsPortal USA “Background” pages:

Search by Name, ICS Code, or Industry Sector StandardsPortal USA “SDO Profile” page: Search by Name, ICS Code, or Industry Sector

Example SDO Profile page:

StandardsPortal PRC “Key Information” page:

StandardsPortal PRC “Background” page:

StandardsPortal PRC “Background” page:

StandardsPortal PRC “Background” page:

StandardsPortal ROI “Key Information” page:

StandardsPortal ROI “Background” page:

StandardsPortal International Trade and Investment Toolbox main landing page:

StandardsPortal International Trade and Investment Toolbox example page:

Upcoming additions to StandardsPortal – 2009 and beyond ANSI will revise StandardsPortal in Spring 2009 to include more new information and features: Information on conformity assessment in China “Directories” of U.S. conformity assessment bodies, U.S. government agencies Database of frequently asked questions ANSI will continue to expand StandardsPortal in 2009 and beyond to include information on the standardization systems of other priority markets around the world (e.g. Korea, Brazil, etc.)

www.ansi.org | www.nssn.org | webstore.ansi.org For more information American National Standards Institute Headquarters Operations 1819 L Street, NW 25 West 43rd Street Sixth Floor Fourth Floor Washington, DC 20036 New York, NY 10036 T: 202.293.8020 T: 212.642.4900 F: 202.293.9287 F: 212.398.0023 www.ansi.org | www.nssn.org | webstore.ansi.org www.StandardsPortal.org

ANSI International Policy Department Contacts For more information: ANSI International Policy Department Contacts Gary Kushnier, Vice President of International Policy 202-331-3604 / gkushnie@ansi.org Steven Cornish, Director – ISO Policy 212-642-4969 / scornish@ansi.org Charlie Zegers, Director – IEC Policy 212-642-4965 / czegers@ansi.org Steven Bipes, Director – Regional & Bilateral Programs 202-331-3607 / sbipes@ansi.org Elise Owen, ANSI Representative for China & India Affairs 202-331-3624 / eowen@ansi.org Bridgette Dziedzic, Program Administrator – Regional & Bilateral Programs 202-331-3622 / bdziedzic@ansi.org Amy Michel, Program Administrator – Regional & Bilateral Programs 202-331-3625 / amichel@ansi.org Leslie McDermott, Program Coordinator – Regional & Bilateral Programs 202-331-3626 / lmcdermott@ansi.org