ISO Document Control

[Sally Derrick <sjd1201 -at- gmail -dot- com>]

Well, folks.  It's finally happened. After 20+ years in startup enterprise
software companies, I have now been tasked with setting up a Doc Control
system and helping to move the company toward ISO 9001 certification. I even
bought the standard

 My list of questions is long but I'll see what the standard answers before
I start pestering anyone with most of them.  However, I am interested in
what tool you experts use for your document control.  I REALLY want to use a
wiki.  I've read of success stories.  have any of you use a wiki for this
purpose and survived an audit?

If anyone has a requirements list that you used to choose a tool and that
you would be willing or able, I would be grateful.  I'm starting my list of
requirements but the timeline is short.  Any assistance would be welcome.

Sally
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