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