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Telecommunication standards are the rules and specifications that define how different devices, systems, and networks communicate and interoperate. They are essential for ensuring compatibility, reliability, security, and quality of service in the telecom industry.

Standardization makes it easier for employee work groups to collaborate; it streamlines communication between your offices and also makes it easier for your employees to learn your system or transfer to other locations.

The Radio Law's scope covers all products which emit electromagnetic waves with frequencies under 3 THz. The Radio Law requires approvals of not only wireless communications devices, but also high-frequency devices such as welders and induction heating (IH) cooking equipment.

Article 38-2-2 of the Radio Law defines different types of Specified Radio Equipment (SRE). In general, consumer-operated radio equipment is categorized as SRE. Most SRE must obtain third-party certification by an MIC-designated Registered Certification Body (RCB) such as JQA.

MIC approval is granted when the product complies with the technical standards specified in paragraph 24 of Article 38 of the Radio Law. This approval process is particularly suitable for manufacturers of radio products that are produced in large quantities.

Most Radio equipment intended for use in Japan requires approval and falls under the requirements of the Japanese Radio Law (Law No 131, 1950). The EU ? Japan MRA enables appointed Certification Bodies in the European Union to grant approval for certain Radio Equipment enabling fast access to the Japanese market.

The TELEC Certification is the compulsory product certification for telecommunication and wireless radio products in Japan. The Japanese Radio and Telecommunication Law covers all products which utilize the radio spectrum and operate under 3 THz.

ISO 27001 is the international standard providing a basic outline for information security management. Protecting your intellectual property in the telecom sector is essential. Best Practice can help implement a reliable and robust information system in your organisation to ensure better risk management.