securing information

[iQuetal <cbon -at- planet -dot- nl>]

May I conclude that a quality system to assure data gathering and 
documenting procesess is not common in the tech-writer's world since I 
did not see great help on my question a few weeks ago ?

> . . .data in publications should be reliable, e.g. tariffs, timetable 
data, etc.
>
> How should you secure these data and show to users these data are 
totally reliable?
>
> By implementing an ISO 9000 system? What are your experiences with it?
> What are the pitfalls to take into account? Are there other (and more 
clever)
> measures to secure this provable?
>
> Additional question: how would you perform source control, especially 
on 3rd world
> sources?

Cees de Bondt MSc

iNfORMEDiAN
masters in km

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