Section 1. Invited papers. Chapter 1. Standardization, not standards matter ; Chapter 2. How corporate standardization shapes tomorrow's business ; Chapter 3. Challenges facing technology standardization in the age of digital transformation -- Section 2. Internal standardization management in industry and administration. Chapter 4. Standardization as an organizational capability: examples from a global player in the information and communication technology industry ; Chapter 5. Company IT standardization: anticipated agile benefits ; Chapter 6. Managing in-company standardization while avoiding resistance: a philosophical-empirical approach ; Chapter 7. The role of internal standardization in business models: an activity configurations perspective ; Chapter 8. Effective management of standardizing in e-government -- Section 3. Ethics and responsibility in standards setting. Chapter 9. Ethics and standardization ; Chapter 10. Managing responsible standardization of smart infrastructures and applications -- Section 4. Legal aspects. Chapter 11. Licensing terms for IoT standard-setting: do we need "end-user" or "license for all" concepts? ; Chapter 12. Customer-driven standardization in the forensic science market in England and Wales -- Section 5. A mixed bag. Chapter 13. Predatory strategies in standards wars: on creating fear, uncertainty, and doubt ; Chapter 14. Profit expansion method by standard as an outbound open innovation ; Chapter 15. Some Spanish approaches on standardization management: discussion of the experiences with university students and collaboration with Spanish industry.