The Configuration Management System (CMS) software successfully demonstrated that software packages with very different functions and purposes could be successfully integrated through a common interface to provide access to complex requirements and nuclear plant design bases information simultaneously and manage the relationships between them, an objective never before fully accomplished in the nuclear industry.
In addition, by incorporating a rigorous and well thought out configuration management taxonomy, the software demonstrated the capacity to accommodate the full range of configuration management concerns associated with nuclear power plants, including new construction and retro-fit to existing plants.
In order to realize the true value of the complex CMS users have requested additional instruction on the CMS software.
