ISO (International Standards Organization) is the International Standards Organizations. They do not create standards but (as with ANSI) provide a means of verifying that a proposed standard has met certain requirements for due process, consensus, and other criteria by those developing the standard.

Acronym for the International Standards Organization, an International organization working with the United Nations that maintains standards for all applications of technology for global industry.

International Standards Organization. Develops standards such as JPEG and MPEG. Closely allied with the CCITT.

International Standards Organization responsible for defining international standards.

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies from some 140 countries, one from each country. ISO is responsible for the development of ISO 14001.

International Standards Organization: An organization established to develop standards to facilitate the international exchanges of goods and services and to develop mutual cooperation in areas of intellectual, scientific, technological, and economic activity.

International Standards Organization - A body that sets standards and promotes their use throughout several industries around the world. Sometimes the ISO and CCITT standards overlap, as in the case of some networking protocols. In this case, protocols will often have two names, one under ISO and the other under CCITT

Develops, coordinates, and promotes international standards that facilitate world trade.

Stands for International Organization for Standards. An organization responsible for setting the world standards in many electronics areas.

ISO is a measurement of a digital camera's imaging sensor's sensitivity. Digital cameras with high ISO capability are better able to take low-light images and pictures of fast moving objects.

A voluntary, nontreaty organisation founded in 1946 which is responsible for creating international standards in many areas, including computers and communications. Its members are the national standards organisations of the 89 member countries

Although the letters actually stand for International Standards Organization, they also indicate a film's sensitivity to light, or as more commonly referred to, its speed. The term pronounced by the individual letters: I--S--O, not as if it were the word "ayso" The early term was ASA, which stood for American Standards Organization" Slow film have an ISO rating of 100 and less, while fast films are 400 and higher.

A firm or organization that offers the service to process credit card transactions. AN ISO represents the processor and markets the service in exchange for transaction fees or a percentage of sales that the ISO receives form the processor. There are many different levels of ISO¡¯s available to merchants. Many are only agents of an ISO while others have a direct relationship with the processor.

ISO is the short name of the International Organization for Standardization, a global federation of over a hundred national standards bodies with central secretariat in Geneva, Switzerland. This short name is derived from the Greek word meaning equal. It is not an acronym for the organization's name in any of its working languages, though it is conventionally written in all capitals.

i.s.o. is an unfinished gay-themed anthropomorphic comedy comic book series by Vince Suzukawa. Like his earlier series The Class Menagerie, i.s.o. takes place at fictional DeMontfort University in California, and much of the story is set in Richter Hall, a fictional three-storey dormitory building. Whereas TCM took place on the remains of the dorm's third floor, i.s.o. takes place on the first floor. Also unlike TCM, the cast of i.s.o. is predominantly made up of LGBT characters.