Document Mapping

["Hemstreet, Deborah" <DHemstreet -at- kaydon -dot- com>]

 Hi All,

I have a question: are there any tools out there to help someone do a
graphical representation of documentation?

We have some incredibly complex procedures with many supporting
documents. My supervisor would like (and I think it's a nice idea), a
graphical representation of how all of these documents relate to each
other, as well as to the company as a whole. (with references to the doc
numbers). Color codes could indicate the types of documents (policy vs
procedure vs work instructions)

This way, someone can, at a glance, see what is involved via charting
and color coding what documents are needed to do something.

Any thoughts or ideas?

Thanks!

Deborah

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