TS 13195

TS 13195 is a vocational standard for the Informatics Communication Specialist and for the professional profile of the person who performs this role. It addresses how the occupation is defined and classified, together with the qualities expected of the jobholder and the framework for measuring and evaluating those qualities. In general technical terms, informatics communication sits at the intersection of technical systems and the flow of information between users, management, and other stakeholders.

Professional definition and classification

The focus of this standard is the role position of the Informatics Communication Specialist and how that occupation is described within a structured professional framework. In general technical context, roles of this kind connect systems, networks, software services, and user needs; they also help organise communication processes and translate technical information into language that can be used effectively in an organisation. The scope therefore includes both the occupation’s definition and its classification logic.

Measuring and evaluating required qualities

The document also covers the identification of the qualities required for this occupation and the methods used to measure and evaluate them. This indicates a systematic approach to competence, rather than a purely descriptive job title. In a field such as informatics communication, familiarity with technical terminology, disciplined organisational communication, clear issue reporting, and support for operational processes are commonly relevant capabilities.

• Job definition and professional profile
• Occupation classification
• Required professional qualities
• Measurement and evaluation of those qualities