Callaway engineers help design software for their needs

摘要

If Tom Stotlar and Scott Clardy sound like proponents of configuration management software used at AmerenUE's Callaway nuclear power plant, it is because they helped design a portion of it.rnStotlar, supervising engineer of Configuration Management at Callaway, and Clardy, Configuration Management supervisor, converted a basic software package into two applications tailored to the plant's needs. The first, called Callaway Document Room, is a Web-based portal that allows users to search, retrieve, view, and print any of the plant's 3 million documents and records from any location using a standard Web browser. The second, called Callaway Director, is an intuitive interface for managing Callaway's equipment list and nuclear engineering design change process in accordance with industry best practices.