The idea is to give maintainers all the information tools and decision-making capabilities that they need. From a simplified standpoint, you can almost look at it as an information portal, where you're collecting and disseminating information to the maintainers.

The Chemical Companion makes it easy for first responders to access information quickly from multiple paths. The system is also very robust and easy to update so we can continue to add more chemicals.

The maintainer can look up all kinds of information about how to repair a system, document what they did, document any problems, and add any helpful hints that they need to share. It's a collaborative tool that lets them share information with other maintainers and between squadrons.

I've one person to talk to then we'll have all the information we need to make a decision.

The whole concept of user design changes dramatically when you're dealing with this kind of environment.

Information may become available in the days before an election that demands vigorous reporting. You make a decision about whether or not to publish based on what that reporting finds.