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The CERN Engineering Data Management System -A Status Report

The Engineering Data Management System at CERN (CEDAR/EDMS) has been in production since more than 18 months. The initial objectives of managing the technical documentation for the LHC project (Collider and experiments) have been met and CEDAR/EDMS has now become a CERN-wide service. The development of quality assurance plans has played a major role in getting the system accepted and used by both the Collider project participants and the experimental teams. The extensive use of the World Wide Web has enabled the CERN EDMS team to provide a truly global service not only inside CERN but world-wide to all the institutes participating in the Collider construction and in the experimental collaborations. The new challenge for the service is now to manage the data describing the equipment which is being built and will be installed during the next years. The paper describes the current state of the service and the challenges ahead.