The engineering content mainly refers to the large amount of unstructured documents and related structured data generated during the planning, design, construction, and operation and maintenance processes of engineering projects, including engineering drawings, technical documents, data sheets, vendor information, project interface data (fax, email, memo, etc.), project specification documents (standards, regulations, specifications), etc.

These documents and data will exist throughout the entire lifecycle of the project from initiation to scrapping, characterized by:

Generated by different teams

Generated by different software tools

Generated at different stages of the lifecycle

Large quantity and scale

Diversified formats

Complex relationships

rapid change

Engineering content management mainly focuses on the characteristics of engineering content, aiming to maximize the reuse of data and ensure the continuous use of data throughout the engineering lifecycle; Effectively sharing information between isolated applications to enable multiple participants to work effectively in a unified management environment; Provide a truly dynamic data centric solution that effectively maintains the logical relationship between engineering content and information, as well as data changes