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CIECA Debuts New Build Process for Collision Standards

CIECA announced that it has completed the 2020R1 release of the CIECA standards for the collision industry.

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The Collision Industry Electronic Commerce Association (CIECA) announced that it has completed the 2020R1 release of the CIECA standards for the collision industry.

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“The highlight of the release is a new automated build process for the publication of CIECA standards,” said Charley Quirt, technical project coordinator for CIECA. “This is a significant change and will help ensure consistency and provide better quality assurance.”

CIECA hosted a CIECAST webinar about the release titled, “CIECA 2020R1 Standards Release – Enhanced Quality Assurance Tools & Processes.” Andy Bober, a software engineer at Entegral, played a key role in the development of the release and shared information about the new build process. To view the webinar, click here.

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