This report on work in progress at <i>Art and Archaeology Technical Abstracts</i> (AATA) describes the regular and special publications program, the local information management system designed to respond to AATA requirements, and the prospective projects that exist for AATA's participation in this and other developments of the Conservation Information Network (CIN). The collaborative nature of AATA's activities are described in relationship to the other sections of the Getty Conservation Institute's (GCI) Documentation Program, fellow contributing institutions in CIN, and numerous professionals who have been involved in the abstracting and editorial effort for decades. The development of a local information management tool by the GCI Network staff and its consultants has created possibilities for further cooperative information projects. Such prospective projects as a shared database publication and the development of common terminology through authority files, thesauri, and classification systems are now feasible using common standards, formats, and procedures.