WG21 has formed a number of 'Other Working Groups' with remits to drive the development of standards related to Software Asset Management, conduct investigations into the need for and requirements of potential standards, and to drive evangelism of Software Asset Management.  You may contact most of these OWGs directly if you are interested in their respective areas of responsibility. 
 
The following OWGs exist as of 30 October 2009:

This article provides an overview of how the ISO/IEC standards-making process works, in particular for Software Asset Management ('SAM') standards, for the benefit of individuals who may wish to become more involved.  If you are a passionate professional with a strong sense of social responsibility, then you can find fulfillment in the world of standards.  Furthermore, you have much to gain in the process.  There is a productive exchange between people with varied skills, knowledge and experience, and valuable learning is on offer for all involved.

The subject of standards can arouse passions in a few people, but for others it is mind‐numbingly boring. Nonetheless, our lives are dominated by standards – even currencies are really standards, alternatives to the gold standard. If we did not have such standards, the business world as we know it would not exist, and our social and personal worlds would also be turned upside down.