QIF 4.0 Working Group
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every other week and continue with that cadence until further notice. Daniel Campbell (Capvidia), […]
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every other week and continue with that cadence until further notice. Daniel Campbell (Capvidia), […]
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every other week and continue with that cadence until further notice. Daniel Campbell (Capvidia),
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every two weeks in 2023 and will continue with that cadence until further notice.
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every two weeks in 2023 and will continue with that cadence until further notice.
The newly formed QIF 4.0 Working Group (WG) was activated in Q4-2022. The WG meets 1-hour every two weeks in 2023 and will continue with that cadence until further notice.
Working Group Nears Final Review for New ANSI Standard The Model-Based Characteristics Working Group (MBC WG), which has been actively developing a new Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC) metrology standard
The new year has already been a good one for the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium’s (DMSC) membership efforts. This month, we welcome Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) into the family.
Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC) recently held elections for two Director positions, with four very well qualified candidates presented for consideration. Each DMSC member company was allowed one vote for
Functional Testing Working Group Kick Off Meeting A key strategy for the QIF 4.0 Working Group is to integrate expert content from other related DMSC Working Groups (WG). Some of
A key objective of the QIF 4.0 Working Group is to add/upgrade functionality in the existing QIF 3.0 capability set. The planned QIF enhancements were a result of a Next