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Faster standards, stronger Europe?
The European Commission wants speed, standards bodies want stability, Europe needs a plan for power.
Oct 11
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Nicolas Fleury
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September 2026
To Paris, with love
Why the world's quietest diplomacy deserves to be defended.
Sep 27
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Nicolas Fleury
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From selling standards to capturing their value
ISO’s 2025 financial results confirm why standardization must now move beyond document sales and towards capturing value from the trusted, traceable use…
Sep 4
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Nicolas Fleury
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August 2026
When geopolitics enters the tech stack
How standards bodies can help companies navigate a world of competing technical and regulatory regimes.
Aug 18
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Nicolas Fleury
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Europe’s standards paradox
National ambition is weakening the coordination that made Europe a global standards power.
Aug 5
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Nicolas Fleury
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July 2026
The Cyprus Commitment, a direction without a destination
How Europe’s standardization agreement talks about transformation, not about how Europe should use standards to shape markets.
Jul 21
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Nicolas Fleury
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When standards go parallel
Strategic architectures beyond WTO TBT and the Geneva‑based institutions.
Jul 9
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Nicolas Fleury
2
June 2026
The Unstandardized Digest #8
A selection of what I read, watched or listened to recently.
Jun 15
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Nicolas Fleury
April 2026
The Unstandardized Digest #7
A selection of what I read, watched or listened to recently.
Apr 30
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Nicolas Fleury
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Reflections on business model innovation in standardization
Why decades of "transformation" left standards bodies financially more fragile than ever, and what they can do about it.
Apr 6
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Nicolas Fleury
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March 2026
European standardization and the illusion of invisible power
When the world is competing to own the rules, invisibility is not a strategy.
Mar 27
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Nicolas Fleury
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Why a fragmented world rewrites the rules of standardization
Possible scenarios and strategies for the sustainability of standards bodies.
Mar 1
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Nicolas Fleury
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