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Standards Australia and Techstreet launch new webstore
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Standards Australia recently announced a new distribution agreement with Techstreet (a Clarivate Analytics company) aimed at improving access to Australian standards.
As part of this agreement, Standards Australia and Techstreet have launched a new webstore operated by Techstreet accessible via http://www.techstreet.com/sa . Available now, this platform is designed to enrich the experience for users of standards and other technical documents.
The new distribution arrangement also provides the option of accessing standards via the Techstreet subscription model. Standards Australia hopes customers will appreciate the added choice and versatility of this new model.
Adrian O'Connell, acting CEO of Standards Australia said, "we're excited to take the first steps in building the Standards Australia of the future, and maintaining our place as an innovator in standards communities around the world."
The addition of the subscription model and the webstore are just two of the developments Standards Australia is working on for the near future.
"Ultimately, improving how we distribute our content ensures we serve our public purpose - to help industries work safely, sustainably and more effectively," concluded Mr O'Connell.
Standards Australia recently announced a new distribution agreement with Techstreet (a Clarivate Analytics company) aimed at improving access to Australian standards.
As part of this agreement, Standards Australia and Techstreet have launched a new webstore operated by Techstreet accessible via http://www.techstreet.com/sa . Available now, this platform is designed to enrich the experience for users of standards and other technical documents.
The new distribution arrangement also provides the option of accessing standards via the Techstreet subscription model. Standards Australia hopes customers will appreciate the added choice and versatility of this new model.
Adrian O'Connell, acting CEO of Standards Australia said, "we're excited to take the first steps in building the Standards Australia of the future, and maintaining our place as an innovator in standards communities around the world."
The addition of the subscription model and the webstore are just two of the developments Standards Australia is working on for the near future.
"Ultimately, improving how we distribute our content ensures we serve our public purpose - to help industries work safely, sustainably and more effectively," concluded Mr O'Connell.
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