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Aviation handbooks and manuals are published by various trade organizations and government agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the North Atlantic Operations Managers (NAT OPS MGRS). Professionals in all aspects of aviation utilize the information provided by these publications. This collection helps you:
| Full Online Standards Solution | Individual Standards |
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| Multiple standards | Minimal standards |
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| Standards access or budget management, organization-wide | Less than 5 employees use standards |
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) research centers and test facilities create hundreds of millions of documents and reports every year. By implementing a platform for technical knowledge discovery, the agency has gained quick access to relevant information and reduced time spent researching specific project data results from days to hours.
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A Fortune 500 aerospace company that is addressing industry-wide engineering and knowledge retention challenges -- by using a new system to harness internal and external technical information and derive new ideas across numerous projects -- reports a 10-fold return on investment within the first year.
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In this brief video, Paul Burton – Director of Research & Analysis for IHS Markit Defence Industry and Budgets – describes how a defense manufacturer overcame austere market conditions to unlock opportunities in emerging markets. Learn how the company used IHS Markit proprietary data and market forecasts, and worked with IHS Markit analysts, to secure a sale in a region where it had never before conducted business.
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One of the world’s premier semiconductor companies increased the number of cross references in its parts database from 100,000 to nearly 2 million. In doing so, the company boosted results of its parts with the lowest searches by 52 percent and helped its customers find alternatives for obsolete parts so they can avoid the need to redesign products.
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