All current ECMA standards, technical reports, and memos covering data interchange, character sets, printing specifications, recovery procedures, Programming Language PL/1, safety requirements, protocol, and more.

Since 1961 and continuing in full force today, Ecma International^®facilitates the timely creation of a wide range of global Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Consumer Electronics (CE) standards, for: 

• Access Systems;
• Acoustics;
• Close Proximity Electric Induction Data Transfer;
• Dart;
• Electromagnetic Compatibility and Electromagnetic Fields (EMC and EMF);
• Information Storage;
• ECMAScript;
• Multimedia Coding and Communications;
• Near Field Communications;
• Office Open XML Formats;
• Open XML Paper Specification (OpenXPS);
• Product-related Environmental Attributes;
• Product Safety;
• Programming Languages;
• Smart Wearable Systems and Sensor-based Devices.

Ecma has been involved in the development of the concept of "fast tracking" in ISO/IEC JTC 1 and - since its introduction in 1986 - it has been one of the main practitioners of it.

Ecma is driven by industry to meet the needs of industry, generating a healthy competitive landscape based on differentiation of products and services, rather than technology models, generating confidence among vendors and users of new technology.