Re: ISO Document Control

[Steven Jong <stevefjong -at- comcast -dot- net>]

A wiki would work, but the essence of the ISO quality system is:

1.  Say what you do
2.  Do what you say
3.  Write it down

"We use a wiki" is #1. Making that the policy, in writing, is #3. You can pretty quickly cobble together #1 and #3. But don't forget about #2. An auditor will likely go to someone and ask, "what is your system?" and then "please show me a document you're using from the system."

                -- Steve

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