Working Groups
Published outputs
Published outputs are the durable results of working-group activity and should identify their version, status, scope, owners and supporting evidence.
What you’ll find
Published outputs are the durable, citable results of working-group activity. They may include guides, specifications, software, test assets, reports and recorded presentations, each with a clear status and owner.
Choose the right route
1. Metadata
Provide title, group, authors or editors, version, publication date, status, licence and persistent source.
2. Traceability
Link the approved output to its repository, issue history, supporting evidence and superseded versions.
3. Maintenance
Name an owner, review date and route for errata or proposed changes.
How to use this page
Readers need to know whether an output is normative, recommended, experimental or informational before using it in engineering or procurement.
Check before relying on an item
Publication does not make an output a formal standard or guarantee that it applies to every architecture and product.
Use the live charter, project record or published output for current status. Name owners and dates for work in progress.