Data Management
About This Committee
The INCITS/Data Management Technical Committee is focused on the development of U.S. and international standards in data management and interchange.
INCITS/Data Management serves as the U.S. TAG to ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 32.
SC 32 (Data management and interchange) develops standards for data management in local and distributed information system environments. SC 32 standards address enabling technologies, promoting harmonization of data management facilities across sector-specific areas, including:
1. Database languages (SQL and GQL), services, and protocols for persistent
2. storage, access, update, and interchange of data;
3. Reference models and frameworks for the coordination of existing and emerging standards;
4. Definition of data domains, data types, and data structures, and their associated semantics;
5. Methods, languages, services, and protocols to structure, organize, and register metadata and other information resources associated with sharing and
6. interoperability, including electronic commerce; and
7. Data Usage terminology and guidance for combining anonymized data sets.
SC 32 develops these standards in four Working Groups: WG 1 (eBusiness), WG 2 (MetaData), WG 3 (Database language), and WG 6 (Data usage).
Representatives from INCITS/Data Management member organizations participate as authorized experts in SC 32 Working Groups.
INCITS/Data Management and its subgroups monitor progress and actively contribute to the development of standards in SC 32 WGs.
Note: INCITS/Data Management was formerly known as X3H2, X3L8, NCITS/H2, NCITS/L8, INCITS/H2, INCITS/L8, INCITS/DM32.2, INCITS/DM32.8, and INCITS/DM32.
INCITS/Data Management serves as the U.S. TAG to ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 32.
SC 32 (Data management and interchange) develops standards for data management in local and distributed information system environments. SC 32 standards address enabling technologies, promoting harmonization of data management facilities across sector-specific areas, including:
1. Database languages (SQL and GQL), services, and protocols for persistent
2. storage, access, update, and interchange of data;
3. Reference models and frameworks for the coordination of existing and emerging standards;
4. Definition of data domains, data types, and data structures, and their associated semantics;
5. Methods, languages, services, and protocols to structure, organize, and register metadata and other information resources associated with sharing and
6. interoperability, including electronic commerce; and
7. Data Usage terminology and guidance for combining anonymized data sets.
SC 32 develops these standards in four Working Groups: WG 1 (eBusiness), WG 2 (MetaData), WG 3 (Database language), and WG 6 (Data usage).
Representatives from INCITS/Data Management member organizations participate as authorized experts in SC 32 Working Groups.
INCITS/Data Management and its subgroups monitor progress and actively contribute to the development of standards in SC 32 WGs.
Note: INCITS/Data Management was formerly known as X3H2, X3L8, NCITS/H2, NCITS/L8, INCITS/H2, INCITS/L8, INCITS/DM32.2, INCITS/DM32.8, and INCITS/DM32.
Group Participants
- JCC Consulting Inc
- Krishna Kulkarni
- Materialize
- McCarthy
- Microsoft Corporation
- National Cancer Institute
- Neo4j Inc
- Oracle
- PuppyQuery Inc
- Redis Labs
- RelationalAI Inc
- SAP
- Snowflake
- TigerGraph
- Timeplus Inc
- dbt Labs
- Actian Corporation
- Alibaba Group
- Amazon Web Services Inc
- ArangoDB Inc
- Boray Data Technology Company Ltd
- Confluent
- DataStax Inc
- Department of Commerce - NIST
- Deutsch
- FairCom USA Corporation
- Farance Inc
- Fractal Technologies Inc
- IBM Corporation
- Intel Corporation
- Intersystems Corporation