1. GS1 Standards Development Update
Sally Herbert President, GS1
Standards and System Development President
President, GS1 GDSN, Inc.
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2. GSMP – Looking back, moving forward!

3. 42 eBallot ratifications
GSMP delivers…
42 eBallot ratifications
since Amsterdam (October 2010)
Bar codes: GTIN Allocation Rules for Fresh Food; Healthcare packaging improved identification; etc.
Data accuracy: GDSN Package Measurement Rules
eCom: EANCOM-PRICAT alignment with GDSN; New attributes for small enterprises; etc.
GDSN: Attribute enhancements for Retail and Healthcare
GPC: December publication

4. New standards and guidelines
Trading Partner Performance Management (TPPM) BMS Version 2.6.0 
GDSN Trade Item Implementation Guide (Issue 14)
AIDC Healthcare Implementation Guide (Issue 1)
Global Product Classification (GPC) Publication
Core Business Vocabulary 1.0 (CBV 1.0)
Low-Level Reader Protocol 1.1 (LLRP 1.1)
General Specification Publication Version 11 Issue 1
GTIN Allocation Rules for Fresh Food
Human Readable Interpretation

5. GS1 Architecture Group
GS1 System Landscape
ICOM - Integrated view on communicating business data
New Version of the EPCglobal Architecture Framework Published

6. Move all active WGs to the new GSMP by August 31, 2011
Objective: Provide a path to move all active Working Groups to the new GSMP Process by August 31, 2011
Benefits:
Align on single process
Remove confusion
A single and standard set of measurements
How:
Clear communication plan to each Working Group [Standards Maintenance Groups & Mission Specific Work Groups] to detail transition
Align on a single process
Remove confusion
A single and standard set of measurements

7. How you can help… Sign the GS1 IP Policy Agreement
Sign an Opt-In agreement for the groups you want to participate in
Contribute to the working groups you want to participate in
Each of you plays a critical role to the GS1 global standards development work
Expertise
Business needs and requirements
Regional and industry perspectives
Bob will talk more about your role later, I will concentrate on IP

8. Just for reminder… The IP Policy is to protect your company!
It doesn’t give a blanket license to your company’s patent portfolio.

9. Robert Bersani, GS1, Vice President Global Standards