DISCUS
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What is DISCUS?
DISCUS was a distributed internet server for collaborative authoring and annotation, developed at MIT in the mid-1990s. It allowed multiple users to collaboratively create, edit, and annotate documents over the web. It's an early example of web-based collaboration software.
What other technologies are related to DISCUS?
DISCUS Competitor Technologies
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DISCUS Complementary Technologies
AS9102
AS9102 is a standard for First Article Inspection Reports (FAIRs) which DISCUS helps create. It defines requirements which DISCUS can support.
PC-DMIS
PC-DMIS is a CMM software often used to generate inspection data, which is a data source that DISCUS can utilize.
AS9100
AS9100 is a quality management system standard, and DISCUS can support activities required by this standard.
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Quality Engineer
96 Quality Engineer jobs mention DISCUS
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Documentation
12 Documentation jobs mention DISCUS
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Quality Assurance
117 Quality Assurance jobs mention DISCUS
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Operations
137 Operations jobs mention DISCUS
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Engineer
124 Engineer jobs mention DISCUS
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