I hope posting to a 3 week old thread isn't taboo... I'm new here and don't want to break the rules.
I am a consultant who has never "consulted" document control issues until the job I just started two months ago. These people are using page-by-page revisions, and it's incredibly complicated and out-of-control.
I have suggested going to whole-doc-revisions, and was asked to write a sort of "proposal", displaying that the effort wouldn't be labor intensive and require a large swing of resources.
So, my question to all of you is, have any of you been asked to do this, and if so, do you have any tips or suggestions for me?
The office is quite small... about 12 full-time employees, and no more than 100 procedures totalling probably no more than 1500 pages cumulatively. It's a relatively small library of documents, and I really don't see the huge problem, other than changing the mindsets of 12 people who have been here for 20 years!
Thanks in advance for any replies to my post. Your insights are appreciated!