Re: What to call this doc?

[Kevin McLauchlan <kmclauchlan -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com>]

On Wednesday 16 October 2002 11:20, Barb Einarsen 
wrote:
> We call ours the ECO: Engineering Change Order.

We already use DR (deviation requests) and ECRs 
(Engineering Change Requests) which can result 
in ECOs if they are approved, but those are independent 
of the product release process. In fact, the big doc 
may include some ECRs and ECOs, etc.

> Another likely name may be "Release Sign-off" or
> "Release Verification"

Hmmm.  Possible.  Possible.   :-)  

Thanks,

/kevin

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