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First let’s address the first part of what TAG is. TAG is the acronym for Technical Advisory Group which is a group of experts in a particular field. TAGs are actively involved in the creation of international standards. Their primary purpose is to develop and transmit the U.S. position on activities or draft standards of the appropriate ISO or IEC technical committees. In the United States, TAGs are accredited by ANSI and must follow ANSI procedures for ISO Activities.
TAG 69 develops the U.S. positions on international standardization activities of ISO/TC 69 on applications of statistical methods. The ISO published scope of TAG 69 is defined as “Standardization in the application of statistical methods, including generation, collection (planning and design), analysis, presentation, and interpretation of data. Valid statistical inferences can be drawn only from data that satisfies specific assumptions.”