About Techstreet: Company History
2011 Introduces Techstreet Redlines, showing all changes between the active standard and the previous version to save users hours of search time.
2010 Launches new Techstreet ASME BPVC Plus to provide single users with online access to the 2010 ASME BPVC in electronic PDF format.
2009 Launches new enterprise search technology for faster, more accurate search results.
2008 Introduces Techstreet BuildingBlocks, the first and only build-as-you-go solution for enterprise access to industry codes and standards as part of Techstreet Subscriptions platform.
2007 Receives Model of Excellence Award from Info Commerce Group for Techstreet Subscriptions web-based enterprise solution.
2006 The only standards provider to offer on-demand Desktop Usage Tracking for COUNTER-compliance as part of online usage reports in Techstreet Subscriptions.
2005 The first standards provider to incorporate Web 2.0 technology into an online subscription service.
2003 Techstreet is bought by the Thomson Corporation, a global leader in providing integrated information solutions to business and professional customers.
2003 Introduces the first web-based standards subscription service that allows users to build their own custom packages from dozens of standards collections.
2003 Develops Digital Rights Management system for copyright protection of downloaded PDF documents in web-based, multi-user delivery systems.
2002 In partnership with CASTI Publishing, Techstreet develops the first and still the only online database of interpretations to the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, a life-saving international code.
2001 Develops the first unlimited Standards Tracking service to help users monitor changing standards.
2000 Launches first-ever searchable database of industry standards and technical books combined.
1999 Implements Techpoints frequent buyer program that rewards customers for online purchases.
1998 Becomes the first standards provider to offer documents in downloadable PDF format, nearly 12 months before any other standards reseller.
1996 Techstreet (formerly CSSINFO) launches the first-ever website for searching and ordering industry codes and standards online.