The last decade of the Standards Publishing Advisory Board (SPAB) has been defined by professional resilience. As the host and organizer of SPAB, Accuris has worked to ensure this community has a steady platform to navigate the “Winds of Change” (the 2016 theme).
Modern electronics supply chain management demands more than traditional monitoring and reporting. As global electronic supply chains grow increasingly complex, business leaders need complete transparency and visibility into their supply chain operations with advanced sourcing capabilities.
In the world of engineering, we often talk about “the edge” – the edge of discovery, the edge of the grid, or the edge of a network. But that edge is only as stable as the standards supporting it. This February, we are honored to name IEEE as our Publisher of the Month.
As the new millennium dawned, the professional focus of the Standards Publishing Advisory Board (SPAB) shifted from “distribution” to “integration.” This was the era of the Engineering Workbench vision – a time when the industry realized that simply providing a document was no longer enough.
In the winter of 1976, Denver, Colorado, was more than just a gateway to the Rockies; it was the birthplace of a dialogue that would eventually underpin the safety and reliability of modern global infrastructure.