Abstract
Digital transformation is rapidly evolving digital standardization, driven by technological advancements and societal needs. SMART standards, developed using a structured approach encompassing machine readability, self-execution, and optimization, help machines and humans interact, accelerating the integration and utilization of digital technologies. Online Standard Development (OSD) provides agile support for standard development, enabling swift adaptation to technological changes.
 This study examines the current status of digital standardization by major organizations, such as KATS, IEC, and CEN/CENELEC, and investigates essential elements to improve the effectiveness and accessibility of digital standards. The findings emphasize the importance of collaborative standard development involving all stakeholders, alongside technological advancements, to create an environment where digital standards can be widely applied and efficiently utilized.
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