itug.de
A German association supporting TUSTEP users and maintaining and developing the TUSTEP software system
About itug.de
The International TUSTEP User Group supports training and information exchange among users of TUSTEP, a software system used in digital humanities. It is also responsible for maintaining, porting, developing and distributing TUSTEP.
The association organises regular conferences and workshops, which are open to non-members. ITUG was founded in Würzburg in 1993.
Product: TUSTEP software maintenance, development and distribution, alongside user training and community events.
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