1. What is the difference between enterprise standards and national standards

1. The differences between enterprise standards and national standards are as follows:

(1) Different issuing agencies: national standards are issued by Standards adopted by national agencies and published publicly. Enterprise standards are standards formulated for technical requirements, management requirements and work requirements that need to be coordinated and unified within the scope of the enterprise;

(2) Different authorities: national standards are generally mandatory requirements and are the most authoritative. If the enterprise standard is higher than the national standard, the registered enterprise standard can also be implemented;

(3) Different standards are formulated: national standards and enterprise standards are allowed to exist at the same time, but the prerequisite is that when formulating standards, enterprise standards should It is higher than the industry standard, and the industry standard is higher than the national standard.

2. Legal basis: Article 7 of the "Regulations on the Disclosure of Government Information of the People's Republic of China"

People's governments at all levels should actively promote government information disclosure and gradually increase the number of government information disclosures. Information disclosure content.

2. What is the difference between trademark and copyright?

1. The application institutions are different. Trademarks are applied for through the Trademark Office, and copyrights are registered through the China Copyright Registration Center;

2. The objects of protection are different. To obtain trademark rights in my country, the trademark registration procedure must be followed, and the first-to-file principle must be implemented. The Trademark Law of the People's Republic of China stipulates that a trademark approved and registered by the Trademark Office is a registered trademark, and the trademark registrant enjoys the exclusive right to use the trademark and is protected by law. Copyright generally arises automatically and does not need to go through certain special procedures. According to the provisions of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China, citizens, legal persons and unincorporated organizations in our country regard the completion of a work as a sign of the creation of copyright rather than the publication of it. time;

3. The protection period is different. The term of a trademark is only 10 years. If it exceeds 10 years, the trademark must be renewed. After the copyright is registered, the protection period is the life of the author and 50 years after his death;

4. The objects are different. A trademark is the trademark mark itself that distinguishes different operators of the same goods or services and indicates the quality of the goods or services. Copyright is the protection of original creations such as text, music, art, and scientific creations.