Online-based participatory design: a case study of developing international standards during a pandemic
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2022-09-05Author
Zallio, Matteo
Grey, Tom
Kelly, Helen
White, P.J.
O’Ferrall, Elizabeth
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Standards are essential instruments to ensure the safety, efficiency and quality of products, services, systems, processes, and environments. In pre-pandemic times, the standard development process used to happen through in-person consultation and meetings, however, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the whole routine. A team of technical experts from the National Standards Authority of Ireland trialled an online-based participatory design process to support the review and development of a standard through stakeholder engagement. This article introduces the experience of developing a new standard by leveraging emerging digital technologies, through stakeholder participation. This research offers a framework, outlining the steps undertaken during the process, tosupport future online-based standard development processes in co-operation with stakeholders, by respecting cultures, backgrounds, skills, and experiences.
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