The Three Stages of the De Jure Standardization Process Are

question 34

Multiple Choice

The three stages of the de jure standardization process are ______________________.

• A)specification, identification of choices and acceptance.
• B)planning, implementing and acceptance.
• C)brainstorming, identification and implementing.
• D)specification, formalization, and acceptance.
• E)none of the above.

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Definitions:

Compensatory Damages

Financial compensation awarded to plaintiffs in civil lawsuits for losses or injuries suffered due to the defendant's actions.

Cure

A remedy that restores health, fixes a problem, or corrects an error.

Implied Warranties

Legal assurances that are not expressly stated but are understood to apply to transactions, ensuring certain standards of quality and reliability.

"As Is"

The term "As Is" denotes the sale or transfer of an item in its current condition, with no guarantees or warranties provided by the seller regarding quality, condition, or functionality.