Document Revision Control

A Document Revision Control is a process of information sharing and communicating between a series of draft documents which leads to a final and to be used for further design development. The Document Revision Control is applied the unique identifier for every released document that is revised to identify the latest version of the document and differentiate between drafts or previously and final approved versions of the document, and to track changes by different users. (Refer to the Document Revision Numbering System)

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