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revision history maintaining
1. Preparation
Define the purpose of maintaining revision history.
Identify stakeholders involved in the revision process.
Determine the format for documenting revisions (e.g., spreadsheet, document, software tool).
2. Establishing a Revision Protocol
Create a naming convention for version control (e.g., v1.0, v1.1).
Set guidelines for what constitutes a revision (e.g., minor edits vs. major updates).
Decide on the frequency of reviews and updates.
3. Documentation of Revisions
Record the date of each revision.
Document the author(s) of each revision.
Describe the changes made in each revision (e.g., additions, deletions, modifications).
Include the reason for the changes when applicable.
4. Review and Approval Process
Establish a review process for revisions (e.g., peer review, management approval).
Define who has the authority to approve changes.
Set a timeline for the review and approval process.
5. Communication of Changes
Notify stakeholders of new revisions.
Highlight significant changes in a summary format.
Update related documents and materials to reflect the latest revisions.
6. Archiving and Backup
Maintain backups of previous versions for reference.
Store revision history in a secure and accessible location.
Regularly review and clean up outdated revisions as necessary.
7. Continuous Improvement
Solicit feedback on the revision process from stakeholders.
Adjust the revision protocol as needed based on feedback and lessons learned.
Keep up to date with best practices in revision history management.
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