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STE Management Group

ASD-STE100 is maintained by the Simplified Technical English Maintenance Group (STEMG), a working group of ASD.

The STEMG was originally formed in 1983 as a working group to develop AECMA Simplified English and subsequently, in 2004, when ASD was created, the group changed its name to the STEMG.